How Do I Fix My Head

about superficial, materialistic mindsets. about her being critiqued and ridiculed for not being pretty enough, not being the best, and being brought down to the point where she truly begins to believe something is wrong with her because she isn't perfect.

Yeah I kinnda agree but I think it's about people in general and not just her. The song is also saying that people don't need to be dolled up to be beautiful and that you are beautiful anyway. I completely agree with the point this song is making and i think that people that think looking good is the only important thing in life are in a way ugly them selfs for ridiculing others.

Yeah I kinnda agree but I think it's about people in general and not just her. The song is also saying that people don't need to be dolled up to be beautiful and that you are beautiful anyway. I completely agree with the point this song is making and i think that people that think looking good is the only important thing in life are in a way ugly them selfs for ridiculing others.

Oh by the way I think the line "Dependent on make-up And being adored Can't be so Assured.." is self assured and not so assured. I sure I heard self anyway and sorry if I'm wrong.

in the lyric booklet, it says "lonely" instead of "lovely". it's also "self assured" like the above comment said.

it's a really beautiful song. i love the little video that comes with this in the album, it's pretty amazing.

This song is most likely a reference to the short story "Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

I definitely agree with the last comment. But as far as I remember the story "Yellow Wallpaper" was referencing post-maternal depression, and I don't see any links to this song with that subject.. The only connections I see are the obvious "yellow room" and "silhouettes" because in the story, the main character saw figures in the yellow wallpaper.

ok I know this is probably wrong and everyone will get mad about what I'm going to say but... does anyone else think this could be a reply to "twenty-twenty surgery"? Idk something about it... "Living in a world where changing what you got makes you better Why's that plastic surgery's Just what you need Then you'll be happy Surrounded by mirrors and people who stare Silently judging Dependent on make-up and being adored Can't be self-assured"

"I'm listening to what they say Feeling less and less okay But it's the same old story"

I agree with the others, it's about the superficial world we're living in. How there's no natural beauty left, in order to fit in you have to undergo surgery, etc. The author in the song I see as trying to escape the world that surrounds them. How to fix their head.

to me it sounds like she talking about being the girl in the band and seeing the guys in the band take advantage of fans in a back room idk if im right its just my opinion thats what i think at least