Homely Girl

UB40

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Intro It must have broke your poor little heart When the boys used to say "You look better in the dark" But now they’d give up all they learn’t in school To be somewhere in the dark with you Oh homely girl The teacher would ask the question And you would always raise your hand But somehow you never got your chance My eyes would fill with water inside I’d burn Oh yes I would Homely girl you used to be so lonely You’re a beautiful Woman Oh yes you are Homely girl you used to be so lonely You’re a beautiful Woman Oh homely girl There was a boy who used to sit beside you Who’d like to hold that place his whole life through Oh you were beautiful to me You had a heart no-one could ever see Oh yes you did Homely girl you used to be so lonely You’re a beautiful Woman Oh homely girl I was the only one who offered to carry your books Took all the stares and laughter and the dirty looks ’Cause I saw then what they see now (They all wanna ask you for a dance) They don’t know how they don’t know how Instrumental Homely girl you used to be so lonely You’re a beautiful Woman Oh homely girl Homely girl you used to be so lonely You’re a beautiful Woman Oh homely girl Aha you used to be so lonely You’re a beautiful Woman Oh homely girl Aha you used to be so lonely You’re a beautiful Woman Oh homely girl Homely girl you used to be so lonely You’re a beautiful Woman Oh homely girl Repeat to fade This was my first ever tab. Please comment and suggest changes or improvements etc

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Cette chanson évoque le parcours d'une jeune fille souvent délaissée et qui suscite peu d'intérêt, malgré sa beauté intérieure et son intelligence. Elle se rappelle d'un temps où elle était seule, regardée de travers, et comment, à l'époque, peu de gens remarquaient vraiment sa valeur. Tout au long du récit, une voix amicale et protectrice témoigne de ses sentiments pour elle, révélant qu’il a toujours vu son potentiel et sa beauté cachée. Ce message souligne l’importance de reconnaître la valeur des autres au-delà des apparences et rappelle qu’avec le temps, ceux qui la négligeaient au départ finissent par saisir son éclat.

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