The Ugly Song by Erin Saoirse Adair Lyrics

We get old, then we die
We get good, but we're still trying til' we're better
We get young, we get by
We teach children

Ugly is alive and well
Ugly streets and ugly horns and ugly bells
Ugly bodies, ugly brains and ugly cells
We believe ugly is a bad thing

Ugly is as ugly does
Ugly strangers on an ugly bus
We get pretty just because we believe
Ugly is a bad thing

We get holes in our shells
We get trouble, we get bruised
We get lonely, we get scared
We get jewels, we get married

They'll sell you beauty
Sell you trends
Sell you everything but call it sense
What is beautiful will come to an end
Still we believe ugly is a bad thing
Ugly is my best friend
I'll never be that 1%
Waifish women, burly men
I won't waste my life getting thin

We get lazy, we get thighs
We get busy so we wear disguises
We get thirty, we get wise
We get unsightly

We get fire, we want ice
We get noodles, we want rice
We get lucky, we get life
But we want what's in the movies

Ugly is alive and well
Ugly streets and ugly horns and ugly bells
Ugly bodies, ugly brains and ugly cells
We believe ugly is a bad thing

Ugly is as ugly does
Ugly strangers on an ugly bus
We get pretty just because we believe
Ugly is a bad thing