Not every song is about drug use. Just because a song says the word "Mirror" in the first verse does not mean that they are talking about doing lines off a mirror. Put the whole thing in context, don't just pick out a single word and base a theory on it.
Not every song is about drug use. Just because a song says the word "Mirror" in the first verse does not mean that they are talking about doing lines off a mirror. Put the whole thing in context, don't just pick out a single word and base a theory on it.
This song is about cocaine. -There's a crack in the mirrorand a bloodstain on the bed There's a crack in the mirror and a bloodstain on the bed
One is refered to as a vampire, meaning addicted. They thrive on that vital source.
He call's himself the walking dead, overdone on cocaine.
It's a beautiful song. The mirror is an obvious reference.
Not every song is about drug use. Just because a song says the word "Mirror" in the first verse does not mean that they are talking about doing lines off a mirror. Put the whole thing in context, don't just pick out a single word and base a theory on it.
Not every song is about drug use. Just because a song says the word "Mirror" in the first verse does not mean that they are talking about doing lines off a mirror. Put the whole thing in context, don't just pick out a single word and base a theory on it.