Karma Lyrics

[Verse 1: Tay Walker]
Over and over
I try to tell myself I never needed you
Over and over
I keep reminding myself it isn't true, yeah
Forever and ever, I used to see you and I
Baby, together forever, well I guess that all was a lie

[Hook]
I want, I want the chance to be your man
You understand the reason why I had to leave
I need, I need the strength to walk away
For me not to stay. The issue is that I miss you baby
No, no, no, no, no

[Verse 2]
You told me you needed me
Like letters to a word
Feathers to a bird, yeah
Then you go and deceive me, yeah
But now you're hurt you get what you deserve, yeah
Babe I must warn you that
What goes up must come down
Little thing I call karma
What goes around comes around
[Hook]

[Bridge]
Why'd you have to go, and hurt me so
Really cut me deep
That's why I had to leave, yeah
Played with my heart
I fell in love from the start
You didn't play by the rules
So I guess we both lose this game

[Hook]

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The Internet’s Tay Walker, debuts his single Karma. Tay explains in an interview that this song is about having his heart being broken multiple times, and this song being about it.

“Karma” is a stand-out track from his upcoming project, “25 Hours a Day.” The effort, slated for a Spring release, will feature Casey Veggies and Mac Miller and production by Syd, Harry Fraud and more. “25 Hours a Day” follows up Walker’s self-titled EP, released in September.

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April 30, 2015
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