Look at me I'm twenty three
Beautiful a sight to see
Tonight

A little dress to draw the press
And I'll be leaving
All the rest behind

Well be pleased girl
If this is what you wanted
The whole world is watching you take the stage
What will you say

Aren't I lovely
And do you want me cause
I am hungry for something that will make me real
Can you see me and
Do you love me cause
I am desperately searching for something
Real

I close my eyes imagine time
Will not forget
My sacrifice

I numb the ache and decorate
My emptiness
Stand naked in the light

Well be pleased world
If this is what you wanted
This young girl is everything that you made
What will she say

Aren't I lovely
And do you want me cause
I am hungry for something that will make me real
Can you see me and
Do you love me cause
I am desperately searching for something
Real

The world goes home
The lights go down
My lipstick fades
Away

>Aren't I lovely
>And do you want me cause
I am hungry for something that will make me real
Can you see me and
Do you love me cause
I am desperately searching for something
Real




Behind the Song:
“After watching the Grammys one year… Christa Wells and I were song writing and chatting about how the celebrities were dressed. We talked about how many were baring it all in the name of fashion, like Barbie dolls… including the plastic. The truth is not found in the exterior but in the depth of your heart and soul and mind. Who cares if you look hot if no one remembers a word you said because all they’re focused on was what you weren’t covering up. I am thankful for a Dad and a brother growing up that both told me I had worth. I’ve never felt like I had to show my skin to get anyone’s approval or interest or love. But that doesn’t mean I don’t cover my grey or want the album art to look nice. But hey… I’m only human.” – Plumb