Face in the Mirror Bruce Dickinson
"Face in the Mirror" by Bruce Dickinson, released in 1990, is a #Rock song exploring themes of self-reflection, identity, and the struggle against inner demons. The lyrics convey a sense of confrontation with oneself, emphasizing personal growth and resilience. Musically, it features powerful vocals and dynamic instrumentation, showcasing Dickinson's range. The song resonates with listeners navigating their own challenges, reinforcing its cultural impact in the rock genre.
[Verse 1]
I can read between the lines
When people sing along
I can see the innocence
The spirits in their heart
I drink to ease the pain
To dull this maddening roar
Oblivion again In a house that has no door
[Chorus]
Face in a mirror
It's a waiting game
Look at your face in the mirror
Does it look the same?
Look at your face in the mirror
It's a crying shape
Look at your face in the mirror
A waiting game
[Verse 2]
There are people all around
They're standing in the crowd
They are all looking down
At the fool on the ground
So welcome to my world
To the bottom of a glass
When I hold it I see through you
To the future of the past
I can read between the lines
When people sing along
I can see the innocence
The spirits in their heart
I drink to ease the pain
To dull this maddening roar
Oblivion again In a house that has no door
[Chorus]
Face in a mirror
It's a waiting game
Look at your face in the mirror
Does it look the same?
Look at your face in the mirror
It's a crying shape
Look at your face in the mirror
A waiting game
[Verse 2]
There are people all around
They're standing in the crowd
They are all looking down
At the fool on the ground
So welcome to my world
To the bottom of a glass
When I hold it I see through you
To the future of the past
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