I Don't Feel Beautiful

Miley Cyrus · Other Songs - Miley Cyrus

There was a day, not so long ago

I didn't feel so beautiful

I felt quite ugly

If my fans ever saw me like this, I might just (AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!)

Scream

Yeah yeah yeah

Scream

Do my fans even love me

Do my fans even care

Would my fans try to beat me up,

If I stare

I do all the things

I do all the things

My fans do

Like farting

And burping

I also pick my nose

I poop and I pee wherever it goes

My boyfriend dumped me

'Cause I passed stinky gas

In his face

He thought I was cute,

But then a little diharrea came (oops)

Yup I am a poopie girl and I'm not

Beautiful

My momma bought me diapers and said

"Miley, you're way too old for this"



I cried farting all the way

I have poop

It goes everywhere

And yet, I'm still a celebrity

When I performed on tour

With the Jonas Brothers

You don't know how embarassing it was

I had to wear 4 diapers on stage

The kind that have air freshener

When I farted they said

"Someone took a poop on this tour bus, but who"

I farted loud again

They said

"Miley can't fart, she's a girl"

I had silent but deadly farts

With a little turd too

"Something stinks"

They said

I ripped off the diapers

"Aaaah that feels good"

I said

Soon, they saw the diharrea

"Cool, diharrea girl"

They said

I am Beautiul,

I'm not Miley,

I AM DIHARREA GIRL

I Don't Feel Beautiful

Miley Cyrus continues to explore themes of self-perception and vulnerability in "I Don't Feel Beautiful." This track fits within her expansive discography, which ranges from her early pop-country roots to her more experimental and alternative phases. Known for her dynamic vocal delivery and genre-bending approach, Cyrus often uses her music to examine personal identity and emotional resilience. While the song does not appear on a major studio album in the provided context, it reflects the introspective tone found in her broader body of work. The recording showcases her ability to convey raw emotion, aligning with the artistic evolution seen in hits like "Wrecking Ball" and "The Climb." Fans of her emotive style will find this piece a compelling addition to her catalog of expressive performances.