MR. BEAN'S FLOWING LOCKS
When magazines print images that aren't real,
they are instructing young girls on how to feel
beautiful models are altered
society's morals have faltered
people need not believe what is seen
we can't all be as perfect as Mr. Bean
young girls look up to these lies
betrayed by their own eyes
we cannot trust what is shown to us
but society refuses to discuss
it's some sort of taboo
that seems impossible to undo
it's unfair to compare
we can't all have that hair
we can't have that skin or that body or that face
society's morals we must replace
see each other as we truly are
show ourselves from near and far
that beauty is not a filter or photoshop
lets make these unrealistic standards stop
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