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'Karma' appears on Summer Walker's debut commercial mixtape 'Last Day of Summer', a smooth ballad built around the idea of cosmic retribution for serial mistreatment. Walker adopts the voice of karma itself, 'nice to meet you, I'm sorry, I'm just here to do my job', a figure dressed in white who arrives as romantic payback for a man who has wronged too many women. The conceit is theatrical but the delivery stays measured, Walker's vocal gliding over the warning with a kind of apologetic inevitability. The song never became a single, but it has since emerged as one of the project's most-loved tracks. Walker frames karma not as vengeance but as a professional duty, a devil in disguise who dances, charms, then disappears once the lesson is delivered. The refrain, 'you can't keep just doing them girls like that, thinking that nobody finna bite back', anchors the track in a tradition of R&B accountability songs, though Walker's tone is less confrontational than coolly matter-of-fact, the universe simply balancing its books.
"Karma" is a track by Summer Walker, from the album Last Day of Summer, released 11th October 2018. The track is 3:09 long. It's filed under R&B/Soul. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Summer Walker.
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