[Verse 1] If I could paint you, I wouldn’t change a thing, Not the way you smile, not the way your eyes can sing. Every little detail, every line upon your face, I’d leave it just the way it is, ’Cause nothing needs replacing in that perfect place. [Pre-Chorus] I wouldn’t add a brighter colour, I wouldn’t move a single shade, ’Cause the woman standing in front of me Is already a masterpiece made. [Chorus] If I painted you, I’d paint you just as you are, Every little piece of you, every beautiful scar. And somewhere in a museum, beneath a golden light, They’d take down the Mona Lisa Just to put your portrait in her place tonight. [Verse 2] They could search the world for beauty, They could fill a thousand rooms, Hang their greatest works of art Beneath those famous lights and moons. But I’d only need one canvas, One brush and a little truth, ’Cause the most beautiful picture Would simply be you. [Chorus] If I painted you, I’d paint you just as you are, Every little piece of you, every beautiful scar. And somewhere in a museum, beneath a golden light, They’d take down the Mona Lisa Just to put your portrait in her place tonight. [Bridge] And people would stand there wondering, “What makes this woman shine?” I’d smile and say, “Nothing was added. Nothing was changed. She’s always been divine.” [Final Chorus] If I painted you, I wouldn’t change a thing, I’d let your eyes be everything the colours ever bring. And if they asked me who she was, I’d simply say, “She’s mine to admire.” The Mona Lisa had her moment— But you would set the whole museum on fire. [Outro] So if I ever paint you, Don’t ask me what I’d change. I’d put down the brush, Step back… And leave you exactly the same.
