Mirror Mirror
Evil Ebenezer ft. D-Sisive Lyrics

Yeah, I know times have changed
Acknowledging the change in the present and its impact.

People come and go these days
The transient nature of human relationships.

Now I'm asking myself Who's the man in the mirror?
Reflecting and questioning one's identity.

And will I always feel alone? Never feel like I'm at home
The feeling of being lost, alone and not belonging.

Looking at myself Who's this man in the mirror? Who's this man in the mirror?
Continued self-reflection and questioning of one's identity.

'Cause I don't even recognize me
The loss of identity and feeling disconnected.

All the voices in my head won't let a guy be
Inner turmoil and inability to find peace of mind.

I'm so stressed out that I better try and breathe But I can't 'cause I been so fed up, I'm weak
The overwhelming stress and emotional exhaustion.

Fuck that, we gon' rise from this shit Put my life on the line, I would die for this shit Always been the outcast, now I'm the misfit I'll be busy doing me by the time they get it but
Refusing to give up and determination to succeed despite being regarded as an outcast.

Now they tell that my music too deep How am I suppose to write happy when I always lose sleep?
The critics' inability to understand the depth of the artist's music and the struggle to find happiness in the midst of personal turmoil.

Six in the mornin' I'm tryna go through new beats 'Til I look in the mirror and I wonder who's he? And why's he always lookin' at me funny?
Prioritizing music and the struggle to recognize oneself in the mirror.

I don't care about the pussy, I don't care about the money I don't care about the clothes, I just care about the shows I don't care about the fake-friends actin' like my buddies
Recognizing the value of passion over material possessions and superficial relationships.

These insecurities hurtin' me everyday I been starin' in the mirror, I should learn to walk away But I can't, what the fucks with that?
The struggle with insecurities and the inability to break free from self-doubt and self-criticism.

All I can think about is my mom and dad And all the shit I've put 'em through When I was young and reckless
Regretting past actions and acknowledging the impact caused on loved ones.

I can't believe the wrong that I did So I drink myself into a bottomless pit Lookin' in the mirror like I won't fall for your shit 'Til the hangover show up in the mornin' 'cause I did
The struggle to cope with guilt and regret, resorting to alcohol, and acknowledging the inevitable consequences.

Battlin' these demons 'til the two-six is gone
The continuous struggle with personal demons until death.

I'm way too sorry for myself And I'm rollin' all this weed up, hopin' it will help And if it doesn't, then fuck it, I'm out of options
Resorting to self-pity and substance abuse to cope with internal struggles.

But I'ma keep truckin' I'm a soldier Keepin' my composure while dodgin' all these boulders
Perseverance and resilience in the face of challenges and obstacles.

I never thought I knew the man that's in the mirror Until I stopped making excuses Now it couldn't be more clearer, yeah
The realization of self-discovery and growth when excuses are eliminated.

Now I know I got a ways to go The city can be mean and cold Now I'm looking at myself Who's this man in the mirror?
Acknowledging the distance to go and the harsh reality of the city, followed by continued self-reflection.

When it was dark you gave me light Out here tryna make us a life Looking at myself Who's the man in the mirror?
Gratitude towards the person who aided in difficult times and attempting to create a better life while continuing to question one's identity.

Who's the man in the mirror? Who's the man in the mirror? Who's this man in the mirror? Who's this man in the mirror? Who's this man in the mirror?
Continued questioning of oneself and the struggle to find identity and purpose.