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Helvetica
03:58
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You’re always quite pretty
You're always quite beautiful
No, you’re never quite plain
And you never give up
Never give up, never give up
Yet it’s always the same,
So long, Helvetica
You had your reign for
Quite some time
And everybody wants to be you
Everybody wants to need you
Everybody wants to love you
And the girls all around you
The look just like you
And they wear their fake faces
The ones I see through
And I see through you, too
So long, Helvetica
You had your reign for
Quite some time
And everybody wants to be you
Everybody thinks they need you
Everybody wants to love you
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Beautiful to Me
02:08
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She'd be far from number one
If you were to ask nearly any other man
But respectfully, I disagree
You ask if I can see
Her beauty, How I Can!
Blame it on old-fashioned chivalry
Blame it on my insecurity
That girl is kind of pretty
Oh, she's beautiful to me
Only a blind man can fully understand
You can see things with your ears
You can hear things with your hands
That blind man and I, We used to talk
For hours at a time
Blame it on old-fashioned chivalry
Oh, it's all how God made her
And it's all how God made me
That girl is kind of pretty
Oh, she's beautiful to me
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