All Jaira Burns Lyrics
Jaira Burns - Know Me To Well | lyrnow.com
I hate being stoned, headed home alone Back seat of an Uber I'm a little drunk, home T-One But I feel like a loser You call me out on my flaws But I keep on telling
Jaira Burns - On My Mind | lyrnow.com
Yeah, yeah Mhmm Mhmmm I've met so many others That hide under plastic covers They all act so innocent Went through so many lovers And texted too many
Jaira Burns - Over You | lyrnow.com
{Verse 1} Can't believe you broke my heart Guess it's just that season Shoulda know from the start Always lying for no reason Hurting me, your favorite
Jaira Burns
Born on January 14, 1997 in Vandergrift, Pennsylvania, Jaira Burns is an American singer and songwriter. She began singing at a young age, posting covers of songs to her YouTube channel. Eventually, Burns earned her first record deal with Interscope Records and later released her debut single, “Ugly,” in 2017.
Burns released her debut EP, Burn Slow, in 2018, which features tracks, “Burn Slow,” “Okokok,” and “Sugercoat.”
Interviewed by All Access Music and when asked, “Growing up, did you always want to be a musician? Can you recall your earliest musical memory?” She answered,
Yes, the first memory that I can recall I was about 6 years old in the back of my parent’s car on the way to my grandparents to go swimming when “Sugar Sugar” by Babybash came on. I remember singing along and asking my mom to turn it up. Yes, growing up I always wanted to be someone others could look up to. Music was always my passion so I knew that is what I would do."
Burns released her debut EP, Burn Slow, in 2018, which features tracks, “Burn Slow,” “Okokok,” and “Sugercoat.”
Interviewed by All Access Music and when asked, “Growing up, did you always want to be a musician? Can you recall your earliest musical memory?” She answered,
Yes, the first memory that I can recall I was about 6 years old in the back of my parent’s car on the way to my grandparents to go swimming when “Sugar Sugar” by Babybash came on. I remember singing along and asking my mom to turn it up. Yes, growing up I always wanted to be someone others could look up to. Music was always my passion so I knew that is what I would do."