REFLECTION

Hulvey's "REFLECTION" opens with the image of staring into a mirror and hating what looks back, a moment of self-reckoning that turns into a plea for something better. The lyric names the internal war plainly — feeling like it's me against me, wanting to get better while a crowd of old selves fights back — and answers it with the steady grip of a God who never lets go. The turn comes when weakness meets faith: mountains move, seasons are being written, and weeping in God's name becomes something monumental rather than merely sad. There's a striking line about keeping the glory and not letting the singer keep bothering, a small surrender tucked inside a big declaration. The closing lines bring peace to the brain and ask for healing to come, so the song ends not on a victory shout but on an open hand. It's a confession that reflection can hurt before it heals, and that the healing is asked for, not assumed.