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Natural Beauty

(Stanley Chris)

The beauty industry is huge in today's society. Girls and women particularly are sucked deeply into it, investing in a lot of things to enhance their beauty from simple efforts like make-up to rather extreme ones like plastic surgery. But, how necessary are these things? Have we lost perspective? What really defines true beauty? The song addresses this and attempts to let those who feel uneasy about how they look know that they can be beautiful the way they are; one doesn't have to fit into the mold that society has created for them in order to find acceptance and happiness. This vice-like conformity has injured the esteems of many a victim, and keeps luring more and more of its unsuspecting customers into its trap every day, especially with the increasingly pervasive influence of media, both digital and social. There's more to beauty than the outward appearance, and we ought to focus more on that inner beauty that comes from the heart as the Bible admonishes in 1 Peter 3:3-4.

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VERSE 1:
First time that I met you
You were looking unlike what I saw in the pictures 
Not saying that it wasn't good
Just a little different when you take out the filters

PRE-CHORUS 1:
Your skin was intact check 
Your physique likewise check 
Your hair was just as check 
But I wondered

CHORUS:
What's up with the make-up
Why you have your brows trimmed
When you look so awesome
When you let 'em get filled

What's up with the make-up 
Why you have that lipstick 
When you look so awesome 
Without it

VERSE 2:
My girl lemme tell you 
You are all of the things that I want in a woman 
Not playing it is simple truth 
You're what Solomon saw in his Proverbs 31

PRE-CHORUS 2:
Your skin is intact check 
Your physique likewise check 
Your hair is just as check
It's why I wonder

BRIDGE:
You're a natural beauty yeah
So why have all the worry girl

TAG:
You're a natural beauty
So don't have all the worry

© Stanley Chris 2022

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