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Sep 8, 2015 · By Mark Savage. Entertainment reporter. She only played her first concert a year ago, but Alessia Cara has already been signed to legendary record label Def Jam, toured the world and sung live on ...
Oct 19, 2017 · A singer-songwriter from Ontario, Canada, Alessia Cara has established herself in the music scene with millions of fans around the world. A musician since she was young, she landed a deal with Def ...
Dec 8, 2023 · That’s the essence of “Here.”. Cara captures the feeling of being physically present but mentally distant. It’s about the discomfort of social situations where you don’t connect with the crowd or the noise. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a party scene, but through the eyes of someone who doesn’t want to be there.
Jul 16, 2021 · Meaning Behind 'Scars to Your Beautiful'. On July 15, 2021, Cara revealed the inspiration behind her hit song in an interview with Glamour. She said that a plastic surgery show was the inspiration behind ‘Scars to Your Beautiful.’. The 25-year-old recalled one day she and her writing partner, Sebastian Kole, were watching TV in the studio.
There's no need for goodbyes, now I'm seeing the light. Through the lows and the highs I will stay by your side. There's no need for goodbyes, now I'm seeing the light. When the sky turns to grey and there's nothing to say. At the end of the day, I choose you.
Alessia Cara wrote this song on a guitar in New Jersey, on a curb next to a garbage can. "It's about being reluctant to fall for somebody, because you're so happy with yourself initially, and things are fine, and then somebody comes along, and they're so perfect, and you just hate it," she told iHeartRadio. "You hate everything about them, and ...
The song opens The Pains of Growing album, then at the end of the record, Cara offers up a one-minute reprise of the track. She explained: "I felt like I needed to kind of re-acknowledge it and go back to the fact that if there's anything that you're going through, it's okay to just blame it on the growing pains because you're growing from it and that's the premise in a way like every song on ...
