Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
I have to take control
So much is left untold
Trying to find myself
At times its hard to know
Who we are, we are, we are
Words can cut so deep
Weighing down on me
Time and time I see how vicious the world can be
Who we are, we are, we are
We’re beautiful
Our flaws and all
They’re beautiful to me
It’s who we are, who we are
It’s who we’re meant to be
We’re beautiful
Our flaws and all
They’re beautiful to me
It’s who we are, who we are
It’s who we’re meant to be
Now never change a thing
We all have broken days
To paint it on our face
It gets too much to fake
And we wanna hide away
Who we are, we are, we are
Inside, inside
We’re beautiful
Our flaws and all
They’re beautiful to me
It’s who we are, it’s who we are
It’s who we’re meant to be
Now never change a thing
You’ve got to be you for yourself
Cuz you’re like nobody else
Who you are, you are, you are, you are
Yeah
Our flaws and all
They’re beautiful to me
It’s who we are, it’s who we are
It’s who we’re meant to be
We’re beautiful
Our flaws and all
They’re beautiful to me
It’s who we are, who we are
It’s who we’re meant to be
Now never change a thing
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Who we are
Other lyrics by Jessica Simpson:
A Public Affair
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A Whole New World
[Nick:] Yeah…oh yeah. I can show you the world. Shining shimmering splendid. Tell me princess now when did you last let your heart decide. I can open your eyes. …
Angels
I sit and wait does an angel contemplate my fate and do they know the places Where we go when we’re grey and old ‘cos I’ve been told that salvation lets …
B.O.Y.
Doesn’t really matter what you say Nothing’s gonna stand in my way Waiting for the truth to come out And I just don’t know how I needed you from the …
Baby, It's Cold Outside
[Written by Frank Loesser and published in 1948. Originally performed by Betty Garrett and Red Skelton in the film “Neptune’s Daughter”] I really …