Bathroom Mirror
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Bathroom Mirror
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You took me out
Took me to your house
We talked of serious matters
Like how much hell smells like burning hairs
You better let it float outside
All that crazy anger
Oh how they fell
My bitten fingernails
Oh we thought we knew it all
But when the curtain falls
We will heed the call
From inside
You took me out
Took me to your house
We spoke for many hours
Raising hell
Working on details
Just to know how it felt
On the other side of the bathroom mirror
I'm looking pale, and you as well
Oh we thought we knew it all
But when the curtain falls
We will heed the call
From inside
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Gaspar Eden performs "Bathroom Mirror", and this lyric page sits inside the Gaspar Eden catalog on LyroVerse.
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