Mirror Mirror
Dollar Lyrics

Mirror mirror mon amour
The singer addresses a mirror as a metaphor for the person they love, using French endearment terms.

If I was to tell you how I feel
The singer hints at their feelings of love for the person they see in the mirror but has not yet explicitly stated.

That my love was silent that my heart was real
The singer expresses the authenticity of their love, despite it being unvoiced.

I've been looking at you you've been looking at me
The artist acknowledges the mirror's reflective nature and how it has led to them gazing at each other.

And I want you to know that I like what I see
The artist professes their admiration for the mirror's appearance, which symbolizes the object of their affection

[Chorus]
The singer repeats the refrain, expressing their desire for the mirror to reveal a positive image and hoping for a reciprocation of their feelings.

In a moments anger I will freeze the frame
The singer suggests that their love is strong enough to endure minor conflict, likening it to a paused image on a screen.

But my feelings for ya how they will remain
The artist reiterates that their love for the person in the mirror is unwavering despite any obstacles that may arise.

My mirror always echoes
The artist reflects on how the mirror metaphor resonates with them, indicating a deep connection to the object of their affection.

Mirror mirror mirror mirror mirror
The artist repeats the phrase, emphasizing the importance of the mirror as a representation of their love.

Only in my mirror
The singer acknowledges that their feelings are unrequited and can only find expression within the confines of their mind.

[Chorus]
The artist repeats the refrain one last time, making a final plea to the mirror to grant their wish for love.

So fine
The singer concludes that the image they see in the mirror, representing the object of their affection, is of great aesthetic quality.