Smokey Mirrors

“Smokey Mirrors” is a deep, confessional song about body image, self‑doubt, and the distortion of identity through a fogged lens. The person confronts a reflection that feels like a stranger when they look in the mirror, with scars, blemishes, and maybe uneven features that become a vision of shame. It talks about the longing for a day when the smoke clears and the person recognizes themself again. Lyrics: I look into the mirror and I don't see me just a stranger with scars i can’t unsee It's someone else, it's gotta be a dream bumps on my skin, blackheads on my nose a crooked eyebrow, a story nobody knows Do others see the ugliness I see when i pass or do they do a quick whisper judge then let the moment pass Smokey mirrors My reflections foggy, cant see through the glass No, it can't be, this can’t be me I must be trapped in the mirror And this body isn’t mine i’m trapped in Smokey mirrors i tell myself it’s in my head but every flaw is louder than compliments said I'm Indenial, insecure, i see imperfections everywhere It's foggy, my judgment is clouded I can only hope this is some kind of trick in my mind That i’m telling myself lies when someone gets close I can only hope they don’t see maybe one day, the smoke will clear when that day comes maybe then i’ll be free