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Artist: The Who
Canonical path: /the-who/smash-the-mirror
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Smash The Mirror
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Smash The Mirror
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You don't answer my call
With even a nod or a twitch
But you gaze at your own reflection!
You don't seem to see me
But I think you can see yourself.
How can the mirror affect you?
Can you hear me
Or do I surmise that you fear me?
Can you feel my temper
Rise, rise, rise, rise, rise, rise, rise, rise, rise, rise, rise, rise, rise?
Do you hear or fear or
Do I smash the mirror?
Do you hear of fear or
Do I smash the mirror? Smash!
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