Give us one, give us one reason to
Give us one reason to make an impression
Give us two, give us two reasons to
Give us two reasons, we'll start this obsession again

Don't look now, it's telling lies again
Don't you know that the mirror is not your friend?
Unless you're beautiful
And then, it could be the answer to your problems

Do you think you're beautiful?
All cool and irreplaceable
Does it really matter at all?
Do you think you're beautiful?

Pretty girl, the one we idolize
Has she got cellulite or conversational skills
Is she real, did she enhance appeal
To make us love her more, who is the fool if she did?

Do you feel ashamed of who you are?
Do you love the color of your skin?
Did dad pay enough attention?
Or did your brother get more than you?

Do you think you're beautiful?
All cool and irreplaceable
Does it really matter at all?
Do you think you're beautiful?

Where should we start?
Beauty queen, magazine, steroids and silicone
Pick apart
Mirror, mirror, who is the fairest of them all?

Wouldn't you rather be smart
Than worry about what it means to get by
If you don't look right

Do you just, do you just tell yourself
That you are beautiful, do you believe it?
Did your mom say the right things to you?
Did she encourage you on your ventures?

Did junior high break you down?
Were the kids so mean that you've never quite recovered?
Or were you popular?
Or were you too busy doing your own thing?

Do you think you're beautiful?
All cool and irreplaceable
Does it really matter at all?
Do you think you're beautiful?

Oh, do you think you're beautiful?
All cool and irreplaceable
Does it really matter at all?
Do you think you're beautiful?


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    Not a bad song, not sure about the rest of the album though.

    Pawnstar69on April 17, 2002   Link
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    ok, this is ok, do you think your beautiful..no but i know 100% of all you preps out there think you are, so im glad i dont.

    GODDAMN try to dieon December 31, 2004   Link
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    have any of you seen the breakfast club? ok yeah, the preepy chick, needed this song to be sung to her, and dont get me wrong i love preps, my mom and sister are preps, and theyre ok, its just the preps that are in highschool, they are life ruiners, that is their main source of entertainment, its when they get out of highschool, and of highschools cliche's that they begin to mature, get married, because housewife, and begin to seem like a halfway decent person...dont we all have social problems?

    GODDAMN try to dieon December 31, 2004   Link
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    because was meant to become

    GODDAMN try to dieon December 31, 2004   Link

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