You wanna change your hair, you wanna change your face
Sign up for dancing lessons, improve your grace
You keep thinking there’s more you need to be
But hold on, baby, you still look good to me
You don’t have to read some book to improve your mind
You already got more sense than most folks I find
And beauty is a whole lot more than what you see
And all I’m saying is you still look good to me
Under your surface
I see a sleeping rose
You think you’re worthless
I say watch how it grows
I hear you crying
Afraid that you’re out of style
But clothing don’t make the difference
And lipstick don’t make a smile
Woah, no
Well, I’ve been around the block for a time or two
I know that what really counts is what comes from you
The love of somebody’s all you really need
And always remember you still look good to me
Under your surface
I see a sleeping rose
You think you’re worthless
I say watch how it grows
I hear you crying
Afraid that you’re out of style
But clothing don’t make the person
And lipstick don’t make a smile
Woah, no
And loving somebody’s all you’ll ever need
So just remember you still look good to me
No, don’t worry, baby, you still look good to me

Other lyrics by Neil Diamond:
Forgotten (Alternate Version)
Oh I try to right by you Yeah, yeah, yeah where did it get me? And I tried to do everything I knew Don’t seem fair cos look where you left me You’ve got me …
Shine On
Hey, son, never doubt in yourself If you think that you’ll fail, you will And hey, son, faith’s a bottomless well And if you don’t believe, who will? …
Talking It To Death
Shouting words across a room, it’s the closest that we’ll get Words can seem to fill the gloom, but the heart is empty yet Know you wanna talk it out, go …
The Secret You
What do you call a mystery that’s unnameable? How do you solve a case without a clue? Or explain the unexplainable? Talking about the secret you And where do you …
Wild At Heart
One side of me is warm and quiet The other side runs hot and cold Part of me is playing to find Loud and rowdy and hard to hold Thought it was ‘cause I was just a …