Instead of:
"I'm going loco-co with sequins in the summer." I'm definitely hearing: "I'm going rococo with sequins in the summer". As in 18th century French fashion and decor Late Boroque? Also, instead of "If you should smile, look so surprised" I feel like it's "You're fuschia smile looks so surprised". This just makes more sense to me, but I could be totally wrong, anyone else agree with my interpretation?
Instead of: "I'm going loco-co with sequins in the summer." I'm definitely hearing: "I'm going rococo with sequins in the summer". As in 18th century French fashion and decor Late Boroque? Also, instead of "If you should smile, look so surprised" I feel like it's "You're fuschia smile looks so surprised". This just makes more sense to me, but I could be totally wrong, anyone else agree with my interpretation?
Yes. I assume fuschia is supposed to be the colour of her lipstick.
Yes. I assume fuschia is supposed to be the colour of her lipstick.