The reason millions of people are obsessed with music by Demi Lovato is that she writes some of the most relatable lyrics ever. She’s been very open and honest about a lot of the struggles she’s faced in terms of substance abuse, relationship failures, and adjusting to life in the spotlight as a child star.

Here’s a round-up of some of Demi‘s most relatable songs with lyrics that might make you feel like you actually know Demi in real life.

Give Your Heart a Break

“Give Your Heart a Break” is a relatable song by Demi where she urges her partner to relax in a moment of pure bliss and love.

Many people are dealing with trauma from getting cheated on, lied to, or abandoned by people they once thought would stick around forever.

In this song, Demi is letting her partner know that they can feel comfortable and safe with her because she’s not going anywhere.

She’s going to take care of their heart and make sure they feel as loved as possible. In other words, being with her means they’ll be able to finally give their heart a break.

29

“29″ is a relatable song by Demi for anyone who’s been in a relationship with someone who was much older than them.

Before the age of 25, most people’s brains haven’t fully developed yet. For this reason, it becomes a complicated issue for someone who’s super young to date someone who is much older.

Typically, the older individual has way more life experience than a younger individual. When the dynamics are set up like this, it can lead to an unfair power structure and tons of manipulation.

Demi used this song to open up about her experience dating a man who was 29 years old when she was 17.

Their relationship ended up going on for several years before crumbling. Without naming names, we all know who she is talking about.

Don’t Forget

“Don’t forget” is one of Demi’s first-ever heartbreak songs. It’s relatable to anyone who has been through a breakup. When you date someone, you invest your time and energy into that person.

When the relationship comes to an end, it feels absolutely devastating. She used this song to express exactly how she felt about the end of a romantic relationship. In the lyrics, she begs her former partner not to forget about the love they once shared.