Blonde Lyrics in English Alizée

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Blonde by Alizée from French to English.
Hahaha
blonde
blonde
The world belongs to bleached blondes
Verse 1
I'm laying it out, even if it freaks you out
We've all got a heart and even some gray matter
Venetian or platinum
You've gotta deal with your roots
Do the math
How many brunettes are under the blondes?
Chorus 1
The world belongs to blondes
The world belongs to blondes
The world belongs to blondes
Watch out for bleached blondes
blonde
blonde
Watch out for bleached blondes
Verse 2
I don't wanna spill the beans or aim at anyone
If a Barbie doll's the image we give
Oops
Verse 2
Brainless and flighty
And doomed to highlights
Do the math
How many brunettes are under the blondes?
Chorus 2
The world belongs to blondes
The world belongs to blondes
The world belongs to blondes
Watch out for bleached blondes
blonde
blonde
Watch out for bleached blondes
Verse 3
A Bardot, blonde
A Deneuve, blonde
A Bowie, blonde
Madonna, blonde
Marilyn, blonde
Alizée, blonde
Bleached!
Chorus 3
Blondie on the turntable
Make the weekend spin!
Blondie on the turntable
Make the weekend spin!
Blondie on the turntable
Make the weekend spin!
The world belongs to blondes
The world belongs to blondes
The world belongs to blondes
Watch out for bleached blondes
blonde
blonde
Watch out for bleached blondes
Watch out for bleached blondes
Babababa blonde
Babababa blonde
Watch out for bleached blondes
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SONG MEANING

Blonde, or not, who's counting? Alizée's playful electro-pop anthem dives into the peroxide pool and splashes society's obsession with fair hair. While she chants "Le monde est aux blondes" (The world belongs to blondes), she pokes fun at clichés that paint blondes as brainless Barbie dolls. With a wink she reminds us that every dyed diva still has a heart and plenty of matière grise (grey matter) beneath that shimmering mane.

Name checking icons like Bardot, Deneuve, Bowie, Madonna, Marilyn, and even herself, Alizée proves that a bottle of bleach can turn anyone into a cultural icon. Her cheeky question "Il y a combien de brunes sous les blondes?" (How many brunettes hide beneath the blondes?) flips the mirror on our assumptions: hair color is just a costume. So spin some Blondie, dare to change shades or proudly keep your roots, and never let stereotypes decide who you are.

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