"Reflections" genre: Folk Rock
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	A passionate song about struggling with body image.
	CD: Reflections   Label: Independent Release Credits: Music by Tim Haig, Lyrics by Morgan Foster, Dedicated to Erin Ondersma
	Story Behind the Song I've always been very passionate about anorexia or body image, and it was just a matter of time before I wrote lyrics about it. I had a friend who was anorexic at the time, and I had a few conversations with her where she said some of the lyrics I later put in the song. Lyrics Mirror, Mirror on the wall What can you see, when you look at me? The image I've been seeing shows what I'm feeling Broke down and hungry Worn out from disbelief My lack of faith surely shows the way How I'm tired of this life Knife to skin, is there an answer therein? Where in my bleeding can it lie? Chorus What's health, when there's attractiveness? What's popular, without promiscuous? What's beauty, when the world just doesn't care? What's self-control, when the razor's right there? Mirror, mirror in my head What can you see when you look through me? Do you see a person or a body? Pale and ugly, so far from real beauty Make it through today, but I still say That I'd rather be thin then healthy Vomit and hide while the voices inside cry Take this cup from me Chorus (2x) Can anybody see any beauty in me? I'm on my knees staring at the water and right now the back of my throat is burning for an answer Chorus Mirror, mirror just turn away I'm too sick to see what's become of me The image I'll see can never be Perfect and flawless, which is where I've placed my happiness It can never be which is why I say Take this cup from me

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