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Revision as of 16:07, June 7, 2014
"You Are So Beautiful"
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Song Information
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You Are So Beautiful is a pop tune from the 1970s.
Contents
History
Homer's assistant Karl sent a singing telegram of the song to Marge for Homer's and Marge's wedding anniversary that sing You Are So Beautiful for Marge. After Homer was demoted back to his regular job, Marge sang the song again to him to reassure him that she loved him just as much, regardless of what job he had or whether he had hair, Homer started then singing with her.
Lyrics
Anniversary singer
- Anniversary singer:
- You are so beautiful to me
- You are so beautiful to me
- Can't you see
- You're everything I hoped for
- You're everything I need
- You are so beautiful to me
Homer & Marge
- Marge
- You are so beautiful to me
- You are so beautiful to me
- Can't you see
- You're everything I hoped for
- Homer:
- I'm everything you need
- Marge: (meanwhile Homer is singing)
- You are so beautiful to me
- Homer: (meanwhile Marge is singing)
- I'm so beautiful to you
Behind the Laughter
"You Are So Beautiful" is a real song by Joe Cocker.
