Silver Spoons
Silver Spoons Reflection: Unveiling the True Self
Lyrics
Baby's in the market looking at the silver spoons
Baby is in a marketplace, examining silver spoons.
Says she doesn't like reflections looking back at her
She dislikes seeing reflections of herself in them.
Oh don't you want them to tell you
Questioning if she desires others to provide feedback.
Wouldn't you want them to tell you
Pondering whether she wishes to receive feedback.
She hates the images flipped because they're only partly you
Disapproval of distorted self-images, as they represent only part of her.
Even when they're right-side up it's an inverted truth
Even when images are accurate, they convey an inverted truth.
Oh don't you want them to tell you
Raising the question of wanting truthful feedback.
Wouldn't you want them to give you
Asking if she desires honest and valuable input.
Some peace of mind
Yearning for a sense of tranquility or reassurance.
It's the least that could be given
Expressing that peace of mind is a minimal expectation.
An image so nice
Commenting on an attractive or pleasing image.
Might have been yours to begin with
Suggesting that the appealing image might have originally belonged to her.
Yours to begin with
Reiteration of the notion that the image was hers from the start.
Yours to begin with
Emphasizing ownership or connection to the mentioned image.
Yours
Affirming possession or connection to something ("Yours").
Some peace of mind
Repetition of the desire for peace of mind.
It's the least that could be given
Reiterating that peace of mind is a basic expectation.
An image so nice
Repeating the mention of an attractive or pleasing image.
Might have been yours to begin with
Reemphasizing the idea that the appealing image might have originally been hers.
Some peace of mind
Again, expressing the desire for peace of mind.
It's the least that could be given
Restating that peace of mind is a minimal expectation.
An image so nice
Repeating the mention of an attractive or pleasing image.
Might have been yours to begin with
Reiterating the idea that the appealing image might have originally been hers.
Baby's in the market selling all her silver spoons
Now, she is selling her silver spoons in the marketplace.
Says there's no reflection looking back at her
Claiming there is no reflection of her in the spoons anymore.
Oh don't you want them to tell you
Pose the same question about wanting feedback.
Wouldn't you want them to tell you
Repeat the question about desiring feedback.
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