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No Scares To Your Beautiful Analysis
Throughout the song “Scars To Your Beautiful” , the artist Alessia Caracciolo is explain that you're always beautiful just the way you are no matter what happens. She is saying that when there are mean and cruel people in the world and they try to push you down don't worry because u are beautiful just the way you are. “ No scares to your beautiful ,we’re stars and we’re beautiful” in these quotes they are explaining to people that it’s ok just be you and don't pay mean people any mind. That's really important because many people around the world are being treated bad just because of the how they look or how the dress. I can connect in the same way because i had thing like that happen to me before. “ I can go a little while longer, she fades
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