Karma Lyrics – JoJo Siwa

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, JoJo admits to her past misdeeds, describing herself as a "bad girl" who engaged in irresponsible behavior for fun without considering the consequences. She acknowledges that her actions were kept secret, likening them to a tree falling in the forest with no one around to hear it. This verse sets the stage for the theme of karma by showcasing JoJo's reckless past and hinting at the repercussions she faces.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus introduces the moral lessons JoJo has learned, referencing the commandments against lying and cheating. She warns that getting caught leads to consequences, reflecting her realization that her own actions have led to her downfall. This section emphasizes the inevitability of karma and the importance of adhering to moral principles.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, JoJo bluntly states that "karma's a bitch," expressing her regret for her past behavior. She wishes she had acted differently and acknowledges the pain she felt upon discovering her ex with someone else. This section highlights the central theme of karma, with JoJo recognizing that her current suffering is a result of her own actions.

[Verse 2]
The second verse contrasts JoJo's perception of her ex's new partner with her own behavior. She describes the new girl as "boring" but admits that it still hurts to see her ex with someone else. JoJo acknowledges that the universe is giving her what she deserves, reinforcing the theme of karma and the idea that actions have consequences.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus repeats, this time with JoJo reflecting on the different reactions of her exes. Some still love her, while others harbor resentment. She finds it amusing when they try to blame her, as they were aware of the dynamics of their relationships. This section highlights her self-assuredness and understanding of the complexities of love and blame.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, further emphasizing JoJo's regret and the theme of karma. The repetition reinforces the message that negative actions eventually lead to negative consequences.

[Post-Chorus]
In the post-chorus, JoJo reiterates that "karma's a bitch" and advises others to be good, as what goes around comes around. This section serves as a final reminder of the song's central message, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.

[Bridge]
The bridge delves deeper into JoJo's feelings of regret and loneliness. She reflects on her empty room and the guilt that haunts her. The mirror offers no sympathy, and her guilt becomes a symphony that won't let her forget her past actions. This section emphasizes the emotional toll of her behavior and the lasting impact of karma.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats once more, with JoJo's regret and acknowledgment of karma's impact becoming even more pronounced. The repetition underscores the song's core message and JoJo's realization of the consequences of her actions.

[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus closes the song with a final repetition of the phrase "karma's a bitch," driving home the idea that actions have repercussions and that karma is an unavoidable force. JoJo's experience serves as a cautionary tale, encouraging listeners to consider the consequences of their behavior.