Dawen's Beautiful

美麗　美麗
找不出其他的方式形容妳
別的話　不準確
一百萬個字句都不夠

美麗　美麗
雖然聽起來不怎麼有創意
相信我　的直覺
想讓妳明白我的心意

讓我們相愛
看太陽沉沒　升起
呼吸妳呼吸　憧憬妳憧憬
我只能愛妳　就算一無所有

讓我們相愛
永遠都不說　分離
感覺到完整　當我的生命
更多更詳盡歌詞 在
有美麗的妳

美麗　美麗
從妳的眼睛直達妳的內心
一輩子　有多久
來得及我們認識愛情

讓我們相愛
看太陽沉沒　升起
呼吸妳呼吸　憧憬妳憧憬
我只能愛妳　就算一無所有

讓我們相愛
永遠都不說　分離
當我的生命　有美麗的妳

全世界因為 妳一個回應
擁有了意義

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