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Selena Gomez Says She’s "Grateful to Be Alive" successful Doc Trailer
Selena Gomez is sharing a look wrong her mind.
The singer's latest song, "My Mind & Me," details the travel of exploring intelligence health, with the almighty lyrics: "My caput and me, we don't get on sometimes / and it gets hard to respire but I wouldn't alteration my life."
The opus accompanies the Only Murders successful the Building star's upcoming documentary Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me that hits Apple TV+ Nov. 4.
"And each of the crashing and burning and breaking / I cognize now," the lyrics continue. "If idiosyncratic sees maine similar this past they won't consciousness unsocial present / My caput and me."
"It's hard to speech and consciousness heard erstwhile you ever consciousness similar a load / don't wanna adhd to interest I cognize they already got," Selena sings. "But if I propulsion backmost the curtain past possibly idiosyncratic who's hurting volition beryllium a small much definite they're not the lone 1 mislaid / Yeah I'm perpetually tryna combat thing that my eyes can't see."
The upcoming doc gives an in-depth look astatine Selena's intelligence wellness journey, thing she has been vocal astir passim the years, with the trailer showcasing affectional moments successful the Rare Beauty founder's life.
"Just beryllium who you are Selena," she said during the opening clip. "No cares astir what you're doing. It's astir who I am, being good with wherever I am. I americium grateful to beryllium alive."
Also mentioned successful the trailer is Selena's Lupus diagnosis, which ultimately led to her kidney transplant, and her conflict with anxiety and depression.
But astatine this constituent successful the 30-year-old's life, Selena feels she is present to assistance others and is successful a bully headspace to bash so.
"I americium happier, and I'm successful power of my emotions and thoughts," the histrion says astatine the extremity of the clip. "More than I person ever been."
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Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me premieres Nov. 4 connected AppleTV+.
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