Beauty
| Title | Artist | Comments | Duration | Song |
| You're Beautiful | James Blunt | Blunt said on VH1's The Vspot that he wrote this song about seeing his ex-girlfriend with a new man who he didn't know about on a train in the London underground. He says that they shared a lifetime in the brief eye contact. | 3m:22s |  |
| Beautiful Day | U2 | The lyrics were inspired by Bono's experience with Jubilee 2000, a benefit urging politicians to drop the Third World Debt. This is about a man who loses his material things and feels better because he realizes the value of what he has. | 4m:04s | |
| What A Wonderful World | Louis Armstrong | The song is about appreciating the beauty of our surroundings. | 2m:21s | |
| Beautiful Girls | Sean Kingston | This song, which is based around the bass-line riff from Ben E King's "Stand By Me," was written by the then 16-year-old Sean Kingston in a couple of hours. The lyrics describe the feelings of a teenage boy when he's dumped by his girlfriend. The lyrics caused some controversy because of the repetitive use of the word "suicide" in the chorus. As a consequence, some radio stations removed it from their play lists, while others played a censored version, which replaced the word "suicidal" with "in denial." | 3m:44s | |