This is a collection of lyrics from various songs from the animated series Steven Universe. The songs are about different themes such as love, identity, friendship, family, and conflict. Some of the songs are sung by the main character Steven, while others are sung by his friends or enemies. The songs express the emotions and thoughts of the characters in different situations.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Someone is having a conversation with someone else's mom.
2. A song is being sung about finding oneself in a different place.
3. The singer is talking about being free and not wanting to hurt someone.
4. A story is being told about a gem being trapped in a mirror.
5. Lapis lazuli is mentioned as a character who was mad but then came around to someone.
6. Someone is talking about protecting someone else on a planet called Er.
7. A mystery woman is mentioned, and someone is asking if she believes in destiny or fantasy.
8. Someone is trying to decide what to do in a difficult situation.
9. A character named Rose is mentioned, and someone is talking about how she fell in love with someone else.
10. Someone is trying to help two people who love each other but are not talking to each other.
11. A song is being sung about taking a moment to think and finding oneself.
12. Someone is talking about being in a difficult situation and feeling pain.
13. A character named Connie is mentioned, and someone is talking about remembering something from yesterday.
14. Someone is talking about being part of the universe and meeting different things.
15. A song is being sung about being happy and feeling carefree.
16. Someone is talking about throwing something away and being haunted by cold palace walls.
17. A song is being sung about being someone's reason why and never making them cry.
18. Someone is talking about having an idea for a song and wanting to be respected and loved.
19. A character named Stephen is mentioned, and someone is talking about holding on to their place in the universe.
Note that these facts are quite general and don't reveal much about the context or plot of the story, as the text appears to be a transcription of a conversation or a song lyrics.