The Sweet Telling of a Gal Who Has "Taken a Shine" -- Sung by John Berry

The girl next-door, may need sometime to bloom into a beautiful woman. The guys may initially notice the obvious bombshells in movies and magazines. They are the unattainable women, who may be packaged perfectly for attention and idealism. However -- the plain-Janes who are not-so celebrity and maintain a girl-next-door image, tend to be over-looked by many men. However -- it's the fortunate man, who sees a jem-in-the-making, and chooses to pay attention to the over-looked beauty of a lovely lady who has taken a shine because of him, who is the richest. For he is the one who's keen discernment and appreciation for the lady's pluses, which also (in-turn) makes her shine even more and makes him shine, in return.

John Berry sings "She's Taken a Shine" -- that tells of a story about a situation, similarly described above. John sings with heart, and makes one feel the sweetness of a gal who has "taken a shine".

Carefree and Natural Beauties May (Actually) Turn Heads Quicker Than the Prissy Ones

Joe Nichols sings Gimmie That Girl -- a song about the appreciation of natural beauty. Apparently, a vivacious and fun-loving girl, who likes to sing around the house with her wildly-tossed hair-do, in the kitchen and barefoot (along with being make-up-free), is far more desirable and appealing than a stuffy, self-absorbed, perfectionist -- constantly checking the mirror for the security of her overly-made-up image, and too cool and sophisticated to let her hair-down to be fancy-free and fun without pretense. 

Every guy can probably relate to the allure/attraction of a natural and carefree/relaxed pretty girl vs. the overly prim-proper-prissy girl.