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Thank You 🙂Follow James Blunt:http://jamesblunt.co. The official music video for James Blunt - You're Beautiful remastered in 4KTaken from the debut album 'Back To Bedlam' released in 2004, which featured the.

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Newspapers have claimed that "You're Beautiful" is about a former girlfriend of Blunt, Dixie Chassay, [6] casting assistant for the Harry Potter films, although Blunt refuses to confirm or deny this.On 8 March 2006 on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Blunt said of the song, "It's kind of miserable.It was about seeing my ex-girlfriend on the Underground in London with her new man, who I didn't know existed. James Blunt explained the meaning of 'You're Beautiful' in an interview with Oprah in June 2012, "It's about seeing my ex-girlfriend on the subway in London with her new man, who I didn't know existed.She and I caught eyes and lived a lifetime in that moment, but didn't do anything about it." And the narrative featured therein is continued in another video of a song he dropped in 2019 called "Cold"

. Newspapers have claimed that "You're Beautiful" is about a former girlfriend of Blunt, Dixie Chassay, [6] casting assistant for the Harry Potter films, although Blunt refuses to confirm or deny this.On 8 March 2006 on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Blunt said of the song, "It's kind of miserable.It was about seeing my ex-girlfriend on the Underground in London with her new man, who I didn't know existed. And the narrative featured therein is continued in another video of a song he dropped in 2019 called "Cold"

‎You're Beautiful Music Video by James Blunt Apple Music. [Chorus] You're beautiful You're beautiful You're beautiful, it's true I saw your face in a crowded place And I don't know what to do 'Cause I'll never be with you [Bridge] Ba, la, la, na Ba, la. A slightly more recent example of this phenomenon is James Blunt's 2004 smash "You're Beautiful," a seemingly romantic ballad that masks a darker meaning