Beautiful Girls

Sean Kingston · Sean Kingston [2007]

JR! Sean Kingston!



Chorus:

You're way too beautiful girl

That's why it'll never work

You'll have me suicidal, suicidal

When you say it's over

Damn all these beautiful girls

They only wanna do your dirt

They'll have you suicidal, suicidal

When they say it's over



Verse 1:

See it started at the park

Used to chill at the dark

Oh when you took my heart

That's when we fell apart

Cause we both thought

That love lasts forever (lasts forever)

They say we're too young

To get ourselves sprung

Oh we didn't care

We made it very clear

And they also said

That we couldn't last together (last together)



Refrain:

See it's very define, girl

One of a kind

But you mush up my mind

You walk to get declined

Oh Lord...

My baby is driving me crazy



(Repeat Chorus)



Verse 2:

It was back in '99

Watchin' movies all the time

Oh when I went away

For doin' my first crime

And I never thought

That we was gonna see each other (see each other)

And then I came out

Mami moved me down South

Oh I'm with my girl

Who I thought was my world

It came out to be

That she wasn't the girl for me (girl for me)



(Repeat Refrain and Chorus)



Verse 3:

Now we're fussin'

And now we're fightin'

Please tell me why

I'm feelin' slightin'

And I don't know

How to make it better (make it better)

You're datin' other guys

You're tellin' me lies

Oh I can't believe

What I'm seein' with my eyes

I'm losin' my mind

And I don't think it's clever (think it's clever)



You're way too beautiful girl

That's why it'll never work

You'll have me suicidal, suicidal, suicidal...

Beautiful Girls

Sean Kingston's "Beautiful Girls" serves as a vibrant centerpiece on his 2007 self-titled album, exemplifying the polished pop and hip-hop fusion that defined his career during the mid-2000s. The track features Kingston's signature smooth vocal delivery layered over an upbeat, dance-oriented rhythm that captures the energetic spirit of the era. As a key component of his discography, the song reflects his ability to blend R&B sensibilities with mainstream pop appeal, contributing to his status as a prominent figure in contemporary music. Its inclusion on the album highlights his focus on creating accessible, high-energy recordings that resonated with a broad audience, solidifying his reputation as a versatile artist capable of delivering catchy hooks and engaging melodies.