(written by Neal Coty, Brent Baxter)

Kids can be so cruel
To anyone who’s different
And all she learns at school
Is no matter what, she’ll never fit in

She puts a new dress on
But it’s the same her in the mirror
She asks herself how long
Before someone really sees her

CHORUS:
As more than just a freak
Or if they’re nice, just unusual
And if it’s more than just skin deep
Why can’t they see
She’s a different kind of beautiful
A different kind of beautiful

Homecoming in the gym
She know’s nobody’s asking
But in spite of all of them
Walks out on the floor and just starts dancing

CHORUS:
And they’ll call her a freak
Or if they’re nice, just unusual
But if it’s deeper than skin deep
Why can’t they let her be
A different kind of beautiful

On Monday
She’ll ride the bus, and get made fun of some way
But she’ll hold her head up high

CHORUS:
'Cuz she’s more than just a freak
Or someone who’s unusual
She’s deeper than skin deep
And this ugly world needs
A different kind of beautiful
A different kind of beautiful