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Why is the name of the song? Because it is about the color of a certain shade, which is one of the most common blonde shades we use in our hair.

I think this is because both blonde and orange are generally considered to be a shade that we’re used to seeing in our hair. So because we are all that we know about blonde, which is why it’s called a shade that we’ve grown used to seeing in our hair, it’s not too hard to get someone to associate the color with orange.

So I have a friend that always says, “I always thought it was orange!” But now that I know it’s blonde, I am confused.

I think that, actually, there is a more common origin to the two shades. The word “blonde” comes from the name of a British actress, actress Joan Collins. As a teen Collins was known as a blonde, so the word was applied to her hair. Orange, on the other hand, is a shade of orange which was a popular color in the 19th century. This was because oranges were one of the colors that were used in women’s hair.

I’m not sure what to think of this.

Well, its a very common origin, but its not the only one. The word blonde is also a derivative from the word blonde, and the other color is the shade of orange, but the word itself comes from the word for a British actress, actress Joan Collins. I think that the word that was originally applied to the color, but in modern times is used to describe a shade of orange brassy hair.

Well, the name Joan Collins means that she was known for being blonde. And the word blond means that she was also known for being light-skinned. There are a lot of ways people came to describe Joan Collins, but I think the one that I’ve used is that she was known for being blonde. So I think there may be an element of truth to this.

This is the name of a color that Joan Collins used to be known for, but it also comes from a word that means to be light-skinned. Joan Collins, was not always blonde. She was born in the year of 1819, and she was the daughter of an Irish immigrant, and she had a sister and a brother, and so she was really raised as a mixed race child.

This is the same shade of blonde that Joan Collins was known for. But her name was also inspired by the French painter, Claude Monet, who was known for creating a series of paintings called The Lilies of the Field. Monet was born in Giverny, France in 1839, and he spent his early years in the countryside before he moved to Paris in 1867.

It’s actually said that Joan Collins was the inspiration for Joan of Arc, so this is kind of a perfect story for her. We’ll put that to rest though, because if she’s not the inspiration for that, then she’s definitely got the best hair of all time.