Mimosa
Nesha Nycee Lyrics
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Mimosa it’s up, it’s up, up, it’s up, just to start my day . Ima have a good time either way. It’s up, it’s up, it’s up, Mimosa just to start my day ima have a good time either way.
Outro:
I got the gone gone gone get up, I got the proof it’s in the juice,chunking the deuce letting it loose oou, oou, I got the gone gone gone get up, I got the the proof it’s in the juice chunking the deuce letting it loose money make the world go black culture make the world go round money make the world go black culture make the world go round.
Mimosa just to start my day (it’s up, it’s up,it’s up, it’s up,) ima have a good time either way Mimosa just to start my day it’s up it’s up it’s up ima have a good time either way it’s up it’s up it’s up Really ain’t no pressure ima get it either way if it’s a Revolution listen ima lead the way, take my shot swish fade away everything is heavy, heavy, in a major way get out the da way way way you ain’t tryna elevate, get out da way, way, yeen tryna elevate,
Verse 1
Mimosa just to start my day roll me a little a bit of ye major splash the drip the wave parasailing yeen in my lane cold blooded see the ice in my veins for my ppl I’m going to the grain love to Texas gripping the grain 2020 vision 2020 insane you can keep them 20s need them 100s ok love light and peace and abundance ok authentic for real they playing sharades under palm trees they throwing me shade 007 on the ace with the spades need the ROzay to take me away hustling everyday like Ricky rozay.
Pre hook:
Money make the world go, black culture make the world go round, money make the work go black culture make the world go .round
It’s up, it’s up, Mimosa It’s up, it’s up, it’s up, just to start my day it’s up, it’s up, it’s up, ima have a good time either way . Mimosa just to start my day It’s up, up, up ima have a good time either way
Get out the way, way, wayyyy you ain’t tryna elevate. Get out the way, way, wayyyy you ain’t tryna elevate.
Verse 2
Mimosa just to start my day, OG’s who paved the way LIL bud we gone take it to the face, free them kings locked up in them chains pour some more champagne for the pain yo tribe yo set what you claim, str8 net or we dunking in the paint, only stand in line if it standing at the bank or on the front line like a soldier with some rank dripping water like a broken fish tank royalty on everything that’s how we came. It’s up, up, up, mimosa, mimosa, just to start my day, pour me up, up, up, up, upppp yeah shit been tough ima have a good time either way.
Bridge:
Mimosa it’s up, it’s up, up, it’s up, just to start my day . Ima have a good time either way. It’s up, it’s up, it’s up, Mimosa just to start my day ima have a good time either way.
Outro:
I got the gone gone gone get up, I got the proof it’s in the juice,chunking the deuce letting it loose oou, oou, I got the gone gone gone get up, I got the the proof it’s in the juice chunking the deuce letting it loose money make the world go black culture make the world go round money make the world go black culture make the world go round.
In the song "Mimosa" by Nesha Nycee, the lyrics convey a sense of starting the day with a positive and carefree attitude. The repetition of the phrase "Mimosa just to start my day" in the bridge and the hook suggests a ritual or routine of indulging in a mimosa drink as a way to kick off the day with a good time, regardless of any challenges that may come. The mention of having a good time either way emphasizes a mindset of resilience and enjoyment regardless of the circumstances.
The outro delves into themes of empowerment and self-assurance. The lines "I got the gone gone gone get up, I got the proof it's in the juice" suggest a confidence in one's abilities and the importance of seizing opportunities. The imagery of "chunking the deuce letting it loose" conveys a sense of letting go and being unapologetically oneself. The repetition of "money make the world go black culture make the world go round" reflects on the societal influences of wealth and culture, hinting at the importance of both in shaping the world.
In verse 1, the lyrics paint a picture of self-confidence and determination. References to major splashes, waves, and parasailing evoke a sense of adventure and courage. The lines "you can keep them 20s need them 100s" may signify a desire for greater success and abundance. The mention of hustling every day and references to Ricky Rozay illustrate a persistent and hardworking mentality in the pursuit of goals.
Verse 2 continues the theme of resilience and unity within the community. Mentions of OGs who paved the way and solidarity among peers show a respect for those who came before and a commitment to uplifting each other. The lines about pouring more champagne for the pain and standing at the bank or on the front line highlight themes of celebration, struggle, and leadership. Throughout the song, there is a sense of camaraderie, strength, and determination to overcome obstacles and embrace life with positivity and purpose.
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Written by: DAWNESHA WILLIAMS
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Clash Of Lightnings Beatz
Been with you since day 1 Nesha! Fabulous job and very proud! Blessings and another one!
Nesha Nycee
Thank you so much King bless up !!!!
MOMMY AND ELIJAH. TEAMME
She’s soooo pretty I just love her style and music
“ Get out the wayyyyyy you ain’t trying to elevate”
MOMMY AND ELIJAH. TEAMME
@Nesha Nycee Heyyyyy Gorgeous how would I go about getting a Mimosa I remember when I was watching you , you said something about you giving them out for free
Nesha Nycee
Thank you Goddess
Brendan Salters
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 love the vibes the words the visuals. Love the energy! Love you queen! 👑
Nesha Nycee
Thank you King it’s appreciated!!!
Héctor José López Daura
This is LIT 🔥🔥 Having you in Sessions Live would be awesome!
Nesha Nycee
Thank you so much let’s make it happen !!!!
SHAE BAE TV 🦋💜
Can’t get enough of this 🔥 hit 🎤🎙⏺ and I think this Queen is beautiful and talented!!!!!💜💜💜💯💯💯💫💫💫✨✨✨✨✨🔥💜💜