Burqa

Lady Gaga · Other Songs - Lady Gaga

I killed my former and

Left her in the trunk on Highway 10

Put the knife under the hood If you find it

Send it straight to Hollywood



Hahahaha Hahahaha Hahahaha

Aura-a-a-a Aura-a-a-a



I'm not a wandering slave

I am a woman of choice

My veil is protection for the gorgeousness of my face

You want to fancy me cause there's always one man to love

But in the bedroom,

The size of them's more than enough



Do you wanna see me naked, lover?

Do you wanna peek underneath the cover?

Do you wanna see the girl who lives behind the aura, behind the aura?

Do you wanna touch me, cosmic lover

Do you wanna be the peek underneath the cover?

Do you wanna see the girl who lives behind the aura

Behind the aura, Behind the aura, Behind the aura



Enigma popstar is fun

She wear burqa for fashion

It's not a statement as much as just a move of passion

I may not walk on your street

Or shoot a gun on your soil

I hear you screaming

Is it because of pleasure and toil



Dance, Sex ,ART POP, Dance, Sex, ART POP



Do you wanna see me naked, lover?

Do you wanna be peek underneath the cover?

Do you wanna see the girl who lives behind the aura, behind the aura?

Do you wanna touch me, cosmic lover

Do you wanna be the peek underneath the cover?

Do you wanna see the girl who lives behind the aura?

Behind the aura, Behind the aura, Behind the curtain, Behind the burqa.



ARTPOP

Burqa

Lady Gaga's "Burqa" stands as a bold, provocative track from her 2011 era, blending electronic pop with aggressive vocal delivery to challenge social norms. The song utilizes a driving beat and distorted synths to create a sonic landscape that mirrors its themes of censorship and identity. As part of her broader discography exploring feminist empowerment and cultural critique, the recording serves as a high-energy anthem that pushes boundaries within the mainstream pop genre. Its raw intensity and unapologetic attitude reflect Gaga's signature style during this period, cementing the track's place in her catalog of politically charged music.