Mirror Me
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Mirror Me
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You can paint my face
Features you disguise
The masquerade takes place
Before your very eyes
Mirror me the way I mirror you
Imitate the things that you do
I can change my look
I'll dress up just like you
Easily mistook
Appearing like I do
Mirror me the way I mirror you
Imitate the things that we do
Isn't many things that are free
This one came to me
I take it gracefully
Nothing that I say or do
Change a thing for you
It's you who pushes through
Now I'm ten feet tall
The world looks oh so small
I can see it all
From where I'm standing from
And though a man must fall
The world is where he'll land
When a man don't fly
This world is where he'll stand
Mirror me the way I mirror you
Imitate the things that you do
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