Understanding the Lyrics

The transcript explores themes of insecurity and self-perception, emphasizing that true beauty comes from being oneself. It highlights how others can see one's unique beauty even if the individual cannot. The narrative encourages self-awareness and confidence, suggesting that understanding one's worth can change how they are perceived. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the message that being unaware of one's beauty is what makes it special.

What is the main theme introduced in the first section?

• The need for attention

• The narrator's jealousy

• The importance of makeup

• Insecurity and self-worth

How does the narrator describe the person's impact on others?

• They are unnoticed by everyone

• They are shy and reserved

• They light up the world like nobody else

• They are always the center of attention

What does the narrator find overwhelming about the person?

• Their sense of style

• The way they flip their hair

• Their quiet demeanor

• Their choice of words

What does the narrator wish the person could see?

• The need for change

• The flaws in their appearance

• The admiration from others

• Their own beauty through the narrator's eyes

What does the narrator use to prove their point?

• A written letter

• A song

• A personal diary

• A public speech

What is repeated about the person's beauty in the fourth section?

• It is evident to everyone but themselves

• It is a mystery to all

• It is hidden from everyone

• It is only visible to the narrator

What does the narrator find hard to believe?

• The person's lack of confidence

• The person's beauty

• The person's intelligence

• The person's popularity

What is the narrator's final message about the person's beauty?

• It is unique and admired

• It is ordinary and common

• It needs improvement

• It is overrated

What phrase is repeated to emphasize the person's lack of self-awareness?

• You are perfect

• You are amazing

• You don't know you're beautiful

• You are the best