| Song | Black Beauty |
| Artist | Nik West |
| Album | Just In The Nik Of Time |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Chorus | |
| Black Black beauty beautiful | |
| mind body and soul | |
| and everywhere in between | |
| ain't that what you see | |
| She's a Black black beauty | |
| Such a precious gift to behold | |
| Theres a story to be told | |
| Wanna hear it here it goes | |
| Verse 1 | |
| Papa was a rollin stone | |
| Mama had to work, she was always gone | |
| So it wasn’t long before the streets became her home | |
| You see she was educated through urban exploitation | |
| And graduated with honors | |
| And now she’s hopeless, left with brokenness | |
| The streets ain’t worth the pain they cause | |
| Let me tell you who you are | |
| Verse2 | |
| Her body’s worth more than his words | |
| But so well spoken they serve as tokens | |
| Used to purchase a moment | |
| And she’s no wiser insecurities tend to blind her | |
| While reality seems to bind her | |
| And now she’s hopeless, left with brokenness | |
| But he ain’t worth the pain he cause | |
| Let me tell you who you are | |
| Verse 3 | |
| Her strength of mind has the power to change the world | |
| Instead she believes the lies that poison the soul | |
| Told she could never be, would never be | |
| Anything beyond what eyes could see | |
| And for that pain, she medicates heavily | |
| And now she’s hopeless, left with brokenness | |
| The drugs ain’t worth the pain they cause | |
| Let me tell you who you are | |
| Bridge | |
| Mind body and soul they all go | |
| Hand in hand that’s what makes you whole | |
| Let no one take advantage | |
| You’re too precious preserved to endure | |
| That’s what you are a reflection of His love | |
| So don’t be hopeless let go of brokenness | |
| And remember who you are, your a |
| Chorus | |
| Black Black beauty beautiful | |
| mind body and soul | |
| and everywhere in between | |
| ain' t that what you see | |
| She' s a Black black beauty | |
| Such a precious gift to behold | |
| Theres a story to be told | |
| Wanna hear it here it goes | |
| Verse 1 | |
| Papa was a rollin stone | |
| Mama had to work, she was always gone | |
| So it wasn' t long before the streets became her home | |
| You see she was educated through urban exploitation | |
| And graduated with honors | |
| And now she' s hopeless, left with brokenness | |
| The streets ain' t worth the pain they cause | |
| Let me tell you who you are | |
| Verse2 | |
| Her body' s worth more than his words | |
| But so well spoken they serve as tokens | |
| Used to purchase a moment | |
| And she' s no wiser insecurities tend to blind her | |
| While reality seems to bind her | |
| And now she' s hopeless, left with brokenness | |
| But he ain' t worth the pain he cause | |
| Let me tell you who you are | |
| Verse 3 | |
| Her strength of mind has the power to change the world | |
| Instead she believes the lies that poison the soul | |
| Told she could never be, would never be | |
| Anything beyond what eyes could see | |
| And for that pain, she medicates heavily | |
| And now she' s hopeless, left with brokenness | |
| The drugs ain' t worth the pain they cause | |
| Let me tell you who you are | |
| Bridge | |
| Mind body and soul they all go | |
| Hand in hand that' s what makes you whole | |
| Let no one take advantage | |
| You' re too precious preserved to endure | |
| That' s what you are a reflection of His love | |
| So don' t be hopeless let go of brokenness | |
| And remember who you are, your a |
| Chorus | |
| Black Black beauty beautiful | |
| mind body and soul | |
| and everywhere in between | |
| ain' t that what you see | |
| She' s a Black black beauty | |
| Such a precious gift to behold | |
| Theres a story to be told | |
| Wanna hear it here it goes | |
| Verse 1 | |
| Papa was a rollin stone | |
| Mama had to work, she was always gone | |
| So it wasn' t long before the streets became her home | |
| You see she was educated through urban exploitation | |
| And graduated with honors | |
| And now she' s hopeless, left with brokenness | |
| The streets ain' t worth the pain they cause | |
| Let me tell you who you are | |
| Verse2 | |
| Her body' s worth more than his words | |
| But so well spoken they serve as tokens | |
| Used to purchase a moment | |
| And she' s no wiser insecurities tend to blind her | |
| While reality seems to bind her | |
| And now she' s hopeless, left with brokenness | |
| But he ain' t worth the pain he cause | |
| Let me tell you who you are | |
| Verse 3 | |
| Her strength of mind has the power to change the world | |
| Instead she believes the lies that poison the soul | |
| Told she could never be, would never be | |
| Anything beyond what eyes could see | |
| And for that pain, she medicates heavily | |
| And now she' s hopeless, left with brokenness | |
| The drugs ain' t worth the pain they cause | |
| Let me tell you who you are | |
| Bridge | |
| Mind body and soul they all go | |
| Hand in hand that' s what makes you whole | |
| Let no one take advantage | |
| You' re too precious preserved to endure | |
| That' s what you are a reflection of His love | |
| So don' t be hopeless let go of brokenness | |
| And remember who you are, your a |