Oh, ooh, oh, oh...
There was a time when I
Thought I had no good in me.
There was a time when I
Was too blind to see.

But deep beneath the cold defeat
Under the snow,
You could see something in me
Waiting to grow.

A little seed of what I could be;
How did You know?
You saw my worth, and called it forth
With Your sweet love.

(You are beautiful to me.)
Yes, You are.
(You are beautiful to me.)
you're beautiful, you're beautiful.
Everything that's good in life
you've given to me.
You are beautiful to me.

Maybe its true that you
can't see your way forward.
Maybe its true that you
can't find your way home. oh....

But deep beneath the cold defeat
Under the snow,
there's a seed of better things
Waiting to grow.

And all it needs to set it free
Is One who can show the way...
Call your name, with heavenly love!

(You are beautiful to me.)
You, yeah.
(You are beautiful to me.)
Oh...ooh....

(Everything that's good in life,)
you've given to me.
You are beautiful to...
(You are beautiful.)
I love to just speak Your name
(You are beautiful.)
In all that You do, evry move that You make
(You are beautiful.)
don't care what they say!
(Beautiful) to me;
(Beautiful) you're beautiful.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful....

Yeah... (You are beautiful to me.)
(You are beautiful to me.)
you're beautiful.
(Everything that's good in life,)
you've given to me!
You are...yes You are....
(You are beautiful to me.)
Evry little thing;
Evry little thing, ooh!

(You are beautiful to me.)
I know that I know that I know you're so wonderful!


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    I looooooove this song its beautiful

    SimplePlanRockson February 11, 2005   Link

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