When she wakes up she runs to the mirror

All that she thinks is "I wish I was thinner"

As she tugs at her skin.

As she stands there she brushes her hair

It's all falling out but she doesn't care

'cause that doesn't matter

No nothing else matters.

When is she gonna see herself just like everybody else does?

They tell her that she's beautiful but she thinks they're all lying 'cause

How can they see what she doesn't believe.

So she pops back another pill

And she skips another meal

And she says she never will do this again

But then she pops back another pill

And she skips another meal

And every time she does, she says she's gonna stop

But she can't 'cause she's never good enough.

He says he loves her. she says "I know, but, babe, I'm so sorry I've gotta let you go

'cause it's not fair to love someone else when I can't even stand myself."

And he says, "If you don't love yourself

Well, babe, you've gotta try to

If you could only see yourself the way that I do."

And she knows it's all in her head

But instead.

She just pops back another pill

And she skips another meal

And she says she never will do this again

But then she pops back another pill

And she skips another meal

And every time she does she says she's gonna stop

But she can't 'cause she's never good enough.

So I pop back another pill

And I skip another meal

And every time I do I swear I'm gonna stop

But I can't 'cause I'm never good enough.