She Always Gets What She Wants (song)

"She Always Gets What She Wants" is a song performed by British singer and songwriter Florrie. The song serves as the closing track for her second extended play Experiments.

Composition
Acknowledged to be one of the most experimental Florrie songs to date, "She Always Gets What She Wants" incorporates Latin elements as trumpets and percussions, and, sonically, it is described as a festive song. It is set at a moderate tempo of 116 beats per minute, and runs for three minutes and forty-five seconds, making it the shortest in the extended play. Lyrically, it describes a girl who likes playing with boys' feelings and who knows how to always get what she wants.

Cross-references

 * Pretending is also present in "Experimenting with Rugs" and "What You Doing This For?".
 * Fire is also mentioned in "Don't Stop".
 * Letting go is a frequent theme in Florrie songs, such as "Bounce (It's Hard to Move On)", "Turn the World Upside Down", "Wanna Control Myself" and "Galaxies".
 * The title is echoed in the lyric "I'm gonna get what I want" from "Live a Little" and "I wanna get what I want", from "Too Young to Remember".
 * A disguise is referenced in "Real Love".
 * Direct reference to "What You Doing This For?".
 * Looking for something is also present in "Looking for Love In the Wrong Place".
 * Fascination is also a theme in "Fascinate Me".
 * "Where to begin" is also present in "Begging Me".