All Jea Mira Lyrics (en) Total 7
Jea Mira - Bestie, Move On{Intro} Your eyes can’t be prettier All the boys are into you Your eyes can’t be prettier All the boys are into you {Verse 1} All his
Jea Mira - Karma{Verse 1} You’re selling bullshit I ain’t buying I like to enjoy my peace and quiet I’m tight with my friends My foes sing along I keep it on the low
Jea Mira - You End Up In My Agenda{Intro} I was fine without you So I’m gonna be fine once I cut you lose I have seen that before You’re here then you’re gone Leave me wanting more
Jea Mira - Mine{Verse 1} I won't say it to your face But I know That you know Already talked to all my friends And they know How the story might go
Jea Mira - 2AM{Intro} You only text 2 in the morning What was so important? Why did I let you do me like that? Counting every moment as a regret {Chorus} You
Jea Mira - Best I've Never Had{Verse} You say ‘I miss you’ But this is just a text Just say ‘I’ll be there with you’ And do it ‘cause this is what I wanna get Nothing more, let’s see what
Jea Mira - In Blue{Chorus} I tried to see through you All I saw, was an empty room Filled with flowers in blue You look at me but you have no clue That your eyes are making me
Jea Mira
London based and 2000 born singer and a songwriter, Jea Mira has finally debuted on the music scene sharing her mystic reality through dreamy vocals and poetic songwriting.
While growing up under Polish clouds, she’s been getting inspiration from dozens of genres. Looking up to icons like Rihanna, songwriting queens like Lorde, or art-pop classics made by bands like Fleetwood Mac, she’s been developing her individualism as an artist.
After moving to London, Jea decided to place her artistic vision in dreamy, alternative pop sound. Composing mainly with her voice, she consistently breaks music patterns and schemes, providing a fresh and alternative perspective in popular music.
While growing up under Polish clouds, she’s been getting inspiration from dozens of genres. Looking up to icons like Rihanna, songwriting queens like Lorde, or art-pop classics made by bands like Fleetwood Mac, she’s been developing her individualism as an artist.
After moving to London, Jea decided to place her artistic vision in dreamy, alternative pop sound. Composing mainly with her voice, she consistently breaks music patterns and schemes, providing a fresh and alternative perspective in popular music.