Mirror Mirror
Mirror Mirror on the wall
Wouldn’t you say i'm the fairest of them all
Why don’t you just say so
Mirror Mirror on my wall
I've worked out for 3 hours till my nose bled and I dropped
Why don’t you praise me so
I didn’t eat anything today
You told me I’d look good that my waist will look thin
So why do you make my stomach so big
Mirror Mirror on my wall
You’ve tortured my face since I was 10
You’re probably why I chose to stay in bed
Mirror Mirror on my wall
You’re only one of the thousands I see
Each day I have to try to smile
But all I see is the inversions you make of me
I’m the 240 pound child
Who hated to eat
I’m the 240 pound child
Who wanted to believe
That if I work out my body even if it makes me bleed
That if I control my mind even if it blows up in my face
That one day
That Mirror on the wall
Would say i'm the fairest of them all
But even when fit
Even when lean
The mirror on the wall still tries its best to mock me.