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'Reflection' by Massive Attack is a 1998 track from the album 'Singles Collection (90/98)'. Lyrically, it moves through water and pull, imagining pressure as gravity and consequences pressing in. There is a sense of mental strain and reframing, with images of lenses getting muddied, and a broken portfolio gathering dust around the head. The refrain lands on the idea that everything “It all comes back to me”, turning the song into a loop of self-recognition rather than escape.
"Reflection" is a track by Massive Attack, from the album Singles Collection (90/98), released 21st September 1998. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 9 articles about Massive Attack.
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