Human Work of Art Cliff Richard

"Human Work of Art" by Cliff Richard, released in 1984, is a pop ballad that celebrates the beauty of individuality and the human spirit. The lyrics convey themes of self-acceptance and the appreciation of one’s unique qualities, emphasizing that everyone is a masterpiece in their own right. Musically, the song features rich melodies and heartfelt vocals, typical of Richard's style. Its uplifting message resonates with listeners, promoting positivity and self-worth, contributing to its lasting appeal in popular culture. #Pop

No one on earth means more to me
Your painted pictures are the way that the world
Should be
Don't ever change it, I don't wanna live in this
World without you
Oh no

I can't explain, I can't define
What you do to me, but my senses are so alive
You tell your story and it's all that I ever believe

Portraits and poetry are frozen forms of perfection
But they don't live and breathe
When my heart's in need they don't answer me
You - ooo oooh you are, you're a human work of art
Walking, talking inspiration
You - ooo oooh you are, you're a human work of art
You make me love, you make me care
You give me freedom I don't need when I know
You're there
My search is over I've got all of the riches that
Money don't buy, Oh no

Your words are poetry and your face is more than
Perfection
The way I watch you move it only goes to prove
In everything to do

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