The song Mirror Mirror by Jack Stauber seems to be about reflecting and questioning one's perception of reality and themselves. The lyrics suggest that the mirror, as an object that reflects images back to us, has a unique viewpoint on the world that is different from our own. The first verse asks about the mirror's experience of being small and invisible, while also acknowledging its ability to show us things we cannot see on our own. The chorus continues with this theme of the mirror's perspective, asking what it's like for it to see us in 3D and cautioning against making assumptions based on what we see. The line "And what we will see will show us what we don't know" suggests that the mirror's reflection may reveal truths or perspectives that we overlook or ignore. The final verse brings in a new element - the mirror's desire for more. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for our own desires for knowledge, understanding, or growth. The "ding ding ding ding" at the end of the verse adds a slightly humorous touch, and could represent the sound of a countdown or alarm signaling a need to take action. Overall, Mirror Mirror seems to be a contemplative and introspective song about our relationship with perception and the world around us. The upbeat music and quirky vocal stylings add a playful element to the lyrics, making the song both thought-provoking and enjoyable to listen to.
