Delving into the realm of self-reflection and identity, this poignant track explores the concept of confronting one's past and personal evolution. The repeated phrase "all mirrors are erasin'" suggests a struggle with self-perception and a longing for the familiarity of past selves. Olsen seems to express a sense of loss over her changing identity, indicated by "losin' beauty, at least at times it knew me". This could imply that she feels unrecognized in her current state, missing the comfort of her old image. However, there's also an acceptance of change and growth as inevitable parts of life - she acknowledges the need to keep moving forward despite difficulties. Overall, it serves as a melancholic yet thoughtful meditation on self-awareness and personal transformation.
