Cover Girl
Brooke Valentine
Brooke Valentine Lyrics Cover Girl Hey, oh oh oh Hey, oh hey Oh yeah, oh yeah I wish I could be That girl in the magazine everybody sees She so pretty, I wish I could be When I close my eyes I see What you want me to be That girl [chorus] Wish I could be your Cover Girl Mascara, and lipstick I would be so pretty A little blush, not too much But maybe you don't know this That I could be your Cover Girl For accept me for me Cover Girl Boy, when you're alone with me I'm takin' good care of you Givin' everything you need I don't know if it's good enough for you Cause you're always in the TV When you're right here next to me I know I'm not Halle Berry, girls from videos I just want to be someone you can hold I just want to be someone here for you Baby, baby [chorus] Wish I could be your Cover Girl Mascara, and lipstick I would be so pretty A little blush, not too much But maybe you don't know this That I could be your Cover Girl For accept me for me Cover Girl Boy, I love you Just the way you are And if you feel the same way bout me Beauty is only skin deep, baby Boy, I don't need accesories to magnify money Could you just love what you see [chorus] Cover girl, yo Cover Girl Mascara (mascara), and lipstick (and lipstick) I would be so oh pretty (so pretty) A little blush, not too much But maybe you don't know this That I could be your Cover Girl For accept me for me Mmm, I can be I can be Your Cover Girl Your Cover Girl Mascara, and my lipstick, I'd be so oh pretty I can be everything you need, you need I can be be For you baby Your Cover Girl Cover Girl Cover Girl Cover Girlcontemporary rnb cool breeze esteem grooves slow jams slow sessions soulful Talent
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