Beautiful
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Beautiful
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You've got to get up every morning
With a smile on your face
And show the world
All the love in your heart
Then people gonna treat you better
You're gonna find, yes, you will
That you're beautiful as you feel
Waiting at the station
With the workday wind a blowing
I've got nothing to do
But watch the passers by
Mirrored in their faces
I see frustration growing
And they don't see it showing
Why do I?
(CHORUS)
I have often asked myself
The reason for the sadness in a world
Where tears are just a lullaby
And if there's any answer
Maybe love can end the madness
Maybe not, oh, but we can only try
(CHORUS)
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Richard Marx performs "Beautiful", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Marx catalog on LyroVerse.
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