1. Sarah (Denmark) Sarah Skaalum Jørgensen (Born July 6th, 1995), better known as Sarah, rose to fame after winning the fourth season of X Factor in Denmark. She started singing early, appearing in musicals and joined a musical band when she was 12. She plays guitar, piano, bass and drums and also loves to draw and paint. She is out and openly lesbian.
She gained worldwide attention mainly because of her being open about her lesbian sexuality at such a young age of 15. Shortly after her winning the competition the world’s biggest LGBT media congratulated her while mentioning her victory as the first lesbian to win any version of the X Factor in the world. But in the Danish media it has often be discussed that people shouldn’t focus on her sexuality but on her singing skills.
2. Sarah (USA) Sarah Perino is an 18 year old, self-taught keyboard artist from Pittsburgh. Her main composition/arranging genre is jazz/new age, with a mix of classical and modern as well. Her first strong influence was Keiko Matsui, which branched out into an endless myriad of other artists, including Bob Dylan on one end of the spectrum and Henry Mancini on the other. Sarah harbors what might be termed, the epitomy of an eclectic soul.
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4. Sarah (The Netherlands) Sarah Geels (Velsen-Zuid, 20 February 1978) had a hit with Labyrint in the late 90s. Released just 3 singles and 1 album, after this she became a singer for coverband Tour de Funk.
5. Sarah (Belgium) Sarah Mouhamou (Geel, 24 July 1995) has her own TV show where she sings and narrates for little children. She has released an album with some of the most known (Dutch) children's songs.
6. Sarah (France) Sarah was a straight-edge/noise/hardcore/experimental band from Rennes, France, active during the mid-1990s.
7. SARAN ( Saran Maneechot , thai : สรัล มณีโชติ ) An 18 year old Thai rapper.
Karma
Sarah Lyrics
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Take a seat and let's get started
Tell me, fortune teller
Will I let another broken heart in?
It's not up to me to decide
The gods have told me this a thousand times
"It's not up to you"
So what is the truth?
Your superstition keeps me thinking it was karma
But I can't listen my intuition says I want you
You say everything comes back around
It'll haunt you
But I can't admit my intuition says I want you
And I want you, I want you
I swear it's a sign that we first met on a Friday
Everyone told me the thirteenth was bad luck
But you said, "how could I even care if the gods were against us?"
But I care if they're against us
Don't you care if our fate is against us?
Your superstition keeps me thinking it was karma
But I can't listen my intuition says I want you
You say everything comes back around
It'll haunt you
But I can't admit my intuition says I want you
And I want you, I want you
(And I want you, I want you)
And I want you, I want you
Is it karma if I end up the fool? Is it karma?
I keep coming back to you
To you, to you, to you, to you
Your superstition keeps me thinking it was karma
But I can't listen my intuition says I want you
You say everything comes back around, it'll haunt you
But I can't admit my intuition says I want you
And I want you, I want you
(And I want you, I want you)
(And I want you, I want you)
And I want you, I want you
The song "Karma" by Sarah is a reflective and introspective exploration of the tension between superstition and intuition when it comes to matters of the heart. The opening lines invite the listener in, and the singer asks the fortune teller whether they will let another broken heart in. This sets the stage for the underlying theme of navigating relationships and whether to trust the signs and superstitions around love, or to follow one's intuition.
The chorus centers around the singer's dilemma between their belief in karma and their intuition to pursue a relationship with someone. The singer acknowledges that their partner's superstitions keep them thinking that their relationship is "karma," but their intuition drives them to want to be with their partner regardless. The repeated lines "And I want you, I want you" emphasize the singer's internal conflict and their overwhelming desire for their partner.
The bridge brings up the question of whether the singer's eventual heartbreak would be karma, given their disregard for the signs and superstitions around relationships. The song concludes with the repeated refrain of "And I want you, I want you," underscoring the singer's desire despite the uncertainty and doubt surrounding their relationship.
Overall, "Karma" is a thoughtful examination of the battle between fear-based beliefs and trusting one's intuition in matters of the heart.
Line by Line Meaning
Now come on in
Sarah is inviting someone in to her space
Take a seat and let's get started
Sarah wants to begin something with the person, maybe a conversation or a relationship
Tell me, fortune teller
Sarah is addressing someone who she believes can predict the future
Will I let another broken heart in?
Sarah is asking if she will allow someone to break her heart again
It's not up to me to decide
Sarah believes that her romantic fate is not in her hands
The gods have told me this a thousand times
Sarah thinks that her destiny is predetermined by a higher power
"It's not up to you"
Sarah is reminding herself that she cannot control her romantic fate
So what is the truth to you?
Sarah is asking the fortune teller for their opinion on what is true
Your superstition keeps me thinking it was karma
Sarah believes that the other person's superstitions make her wonder if it was their fate to meet and fall in love
But I can't listen my intuition says I want you
Despite her doubts, Sarah's gut feeling is telling her that she wants to be with this person
You say everything comes back around
It'll haunt you
The other person believes in the concept of karma and that their actions will have consequences
But I can't admit my intuition says I want you
Sarah's heart is telling her to ignore the other person's beliefs and follow her own feelings
And I want you, I want you
Sarah is admitting that she desires the other person
I swear it's a sign that we first met on a Friday
Everyone told me the thirteenth was bad luck
Sarah believes that the day they met was significant and meaningful, even though others thought it was unlucky
But you said, "how could I even care if the gods were against us?"
But I care if they're against us
The other person is dismissive of the idea that the gods could be against them, but Sarah is worried about it
Don't you care if our fate is against us?
Sarah is questioning the other person's lack of concern about their potential romantic fate
Is it karma if I end up the fool? Is it karma?
Sarah is worried that her romantic choices could have negative consequences
I keep coming back to you
To you, to you, to you, to you
Despite her doubts, Sarah is drawn back to the other person
And I want you, I want you
Sarah still desires the other person, even though she is conflicted
Lyrics © Sentric Music, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Sarah Kinsley Du
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@gabriellem2696
this is pure magic... don’t stop releasing music it’s gravitating!!
@robotempire
It's what now
@lunapierce4949
for real my soul leaves my body with every song she puts out 😩
@mattwheatley2371
It’s the ultimate love letter to Fleetwood Mac✌🏻
@EczemaQueen
I was looking for a comment like this because I completely agree!
@kelleyreynolds5211
Yesssss! I was thinking the same. It's got Dreams vibes..
@umutalandag6853
I got the same vibe!
These songs are such bangers
@jr_1
Fleetwood Mac meets Lana Del Rey - She's fantastic
@lorenzodascola5484
Classy comment 😉
@flybynjght2324
Use this as the “here at the beginning of her career” button!!