“Jumping the Gun” will take you on a lighthearted lyrical journey about experiencing a new love. She speaks to the fact of falling too fast for someone and how it can all of the sudden take a turn.
Her lyrics are not just the only reason you’ll be playing this song on repeat. She tells the story with instrumentals that will get stuck in your head all day.
With her dynamic vocals and light beats, you’ll be happy you checked this one out.
Written by Tricia Patras
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