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Lauryn Hill carries that natural cool factor, so effortless.. absolutely LOVE her

My knees buckle every time Lauryn Hill hits those r&b notes. Who knew being 'killed softly' could feel so damn good? #VocalsForDays

The Fugees and Ms. Lauryn Hill's cover of Killing Me Softly With His Song is a timeless classic. The soulful vocals and smooth R&B production make for a nostalgic listening experience 🎶👌.

What good music soft to the ears and brings such a good warmth to the heart ❤️ ❤️ ❤️. All I can think at this moment is that nothing can steal our peace and this melody comes and fills us with many good things! Let yourself be carried away and feel this warmth ❣️❣️❣️

The singer Roberta Flack, whose name is linked to Black music in 1973, released her album Killing Sofly and it contained this song that was a great success in her career. but this award-winning composition. which was marked in the voice of this Diva. in 1972 ❤️❤️💕💕💞💞💋❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💞💞

This song makes me feel like I'm in my ideal/dreamed place, also as if I were in space or above clouds.

very good as I was in the night sky relaxing brings me sadness and joy at the same time🙂

remember me to someone 🙂

at the same time that brings me happiness comes with faith 😔 but I am strong or I pretend to be strong. Real

"Killing Me Softly with His Song" by Fugees was a soulful rendition of a classic hit. Lauryn Hill's powerful vocals captivated listeners worldwide and brought the song back to the forefront of music. The song became hugely popular in 1996 and earned Fugees their second Grammy. Making them one of the biggest trios of the 90s. Lauryn's emotional delivery of the lyrics has been credited with bringing new life to the song and reminding people of its beauty. #BehindtheMusic

Ms. Lauryn Hill's soulful voice and the Fugees' impeccable production make this rendition of Killing Me Softly with His Song a timeless classic. 🎶❤️

This song brings back memories of my grandmother, who would sing it softly to herself while cooking in the kitchen. 😢❤️ The Fugees' version amplifies the emotion and Lauryn Hill's vocals are breathtaking.