[Verse 1] The mask you wore was never just a disguise, It was a contradiction, Two faces stitched together; two sides, Each convincing, Each in its own light, Each hiding what the other refused to admit, Each hiding in plain sight. [Chorus] So tell me again, Tell me how it is... Your perceived reality. Tell me your twin, ...and you both agree. Tell me you're lovely, I won't call your bluff, Tell me... Tell me... I am enough. [Verse 2] I believed both versions of you, Like a dumb stricken fool. But masks don’t break in silence. They fracture under truth, under pressure, under conflict, under the weight of two... ...two realities trying to exist as one. The shapeshifter, both broken; unspoken, When our troubles collided, the cracks didn’t whisper… They split wide open. [Chorus] So tell me again, (Tell me when) Tell me how it is... Your perceived reality. (Tell me your twin) Tell me your twin, ...and you both agree. (Tell me) (Tell me) Tell me you love me, And I won't call your bluff, Tell me softly, Tell me... I am enough. [Verse 3] That’s when I saw it, Your mirage split, What I couldn't previously see, Not just who you pretended to be, Or how much you didn't feel, But how much of it was never real. [Bridge] And maybe, The hardest part wasn’t losing you, (Just maybe) It was realizing what I was holding onto, Something that couldn't thrive in between, Something of a front, Something that couldn’t survive being seen, From both sides at once. [Chorus] So tell me again, (Tell me when) Tell me how it is... (How it ends) Your perceived reality. (Tell me your twin) Tell me your twin, ...and you both agree. (Tell me) Tell me you're so lovely, How wonderful you are, I won't call your bluff, (Tell me) Tell me softly, Or tell me rough, Tell me... (Tell me) ...I am enough.
