"Beautiful" genre: Pop
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	A smooth (slightly spaced) song of beauty (with a touch of envy and jealousy)
	CD: Still Burning Credits: By Rob Chapman and Marsha Martin
	Story Behind the Song The idea for this one was sent to me in an email, from a very nice lady from New Mexico. It is based on the email story about her daughter. I don't really know the mom or the daughter, so I'm sure that this is not an extreamly accurate portrail of anyone in particular, even though it was somewhat of an attempt to be. It has to do with beauty, envy, jealousy and preconcieved notions that some people have but I tried to keep it very positive. I think that I succeded at keeping it mostly positive, but with a slight edge to keep it interesting... I have been trying to keep my music sounding current and try for upbeat stuff as much as possible. This one just came out in a smooth, slightly spaced out style (more layed back then upbeat), with a slight touch of mexican guitar in the background (I think that got in my head from the "NEW Mexico" thing (maybe not real accurate, but it happened that way). Thank you Marsha. Lyrics Verse: She's been accused, of being pretty. People know she's smart. Some girls think she' talented. At breaking hearts. Pre-Chorus (build): You know she's not like that. She cares and she's kind. Some people see with their eyes yet they're blind Chorus: She's Lovely, Incredible, More than just beautiful. Verse: Do you care, about her feelings? Do you see the tears? Do you think they look good on her? Could you be that insincere? Pre-Chorus (build): Of course you're not like that, You care and you're kind. Some people see with their eyes yet they're blind Chorus: [Repeat] Bridge: You're beautiful yourself, in so many ways. The things that you do, it's the things that you say. Solo Verse Chorus: [Repeat]

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