(Verse 1) Mirror, mirror, tell me true, Why do we bend the world’s view? Bias painted in black and white, We cling to shadows, refuse the light. (Pre-Chorus) Through fractured glass, we see ourselves, Echoes trapped on forgotten shelves. Morality questions who we’ve become, In this distortion, we come undone. (Chorus) Mirror, mirror, what do you see? A broken soul or the truth in me? Lost in reflection, seeking a sign, In the shards of doubt, where do I align? (Verse 2) Whispers of guilt, voices collide, Approval we chase, but truth we hide. Haidt’s wisdom calls from deep within, “Balance the scale, let reason win.” (Pre-Chorus) Temptation pulls at our tethered seams, Morals buried in silent screams. In this maze of pride and sin, Who will show us where to begin? (Chorus) Mirror, mirror, what do you see? A broken soul or the truth in me? Lost in reflection, seeking a sign, In the shards of doubt, where do I align? (Bridge) (Instrumental interlude with ethereal sounds and guitar swells) We search for clarity in the unknown, In each breath, seeds of truth are sown. Step beyond the silver glass, Face the questions, let illusions pass. (Chorus) Mirror, mirror, what do you see? A broken soul or the truth in me? Lost in reflection, seeking a sign, In the shards of doubt, where do I align? (Outro) No more masks, no more disguise, Truth in the cracks, where the heart lies. Mirror, mirror, I’ll look inside, With hope, we’ll rise, unified.
