Jorja Smith Beautiful Little Fools Lyrics

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Jorja smith beautiful little fools lyrics. Lyrics for Beautiful Little Fools by Jorja Smith. Beautiful little fools Thats what us girls are destined for Beautiful little fools Born to be adored Where is the feminine race. Even money sinks to the bottom when its watered up.

Only made for educational purposes. Beautiful Little Fools is a feminist anthem which sees Jorja Smith questioning the way women have and feel the need to present themselves based on how society told them to. We have added the song to our site without lyrics so that you can listen to it and tell others what you think of it.

I wanna turn those blue lights into strobe lights Not blue flashing lights maybe fairy lights Those blue lights into strobe lights Maybe even fairy lights not blue flashing. Beautiful little fools Thats what us girls are destined for Beautiful little fools Born to be adored Most of these girls pick up her brush They might not. Jorja Smith Beautiful Little Fools.

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So minority might jump to the next bracket. Beautiful little fools Thats what us girls are destined for Beautiful little fools Born t. -- TRADUCELECTRONICA PresentaLa última canción de Jorja Smith.