Patrice Roberts began her career as early as 1992 at age 9. In 1995, Patrice Roberts and her panel of “back ups”, entered the Sangre Grande Junior Calypso Monarch Competition, in which she placed first. This earned her rave reviews and standing ovations where ever she performed.
In 2000, she was named “Toco personality winner” which brought to her another wave of recognition. In 2001, Patrice Roberts cupped the “National Junior calypso monarch”, “National Junior soca monarch” and National Library calypso monarch, which earned her a chance to perform at the Junior Carnival in Miami. She also performed in Barbados at the Crop over festival where she shared the stage with the likes of Allison Hinds.
In 2003, at the age of 17, Patrice performed at the Royal Oprah house in London, England. Later ion that year, she again won the National Junior Calypso Monarch. In 2003, she became the 2nd runner up in both the National Junior soca monarch and the Junior calypso monarch. She also graced the stages of the international Soca Monarch, in which she mesmerized the already sold out crowds.
On July 13th 2003, Patrice Roberts performed at “the Africa House” in the United States. On August 6th, she performed at K.C. Hideaway and later on the 29th she performed at the Brooklyn Museum in the U.S. On September 20th, she performed at Super P’s launching held at the palace in the U.S. On 28th September, she again performed at “the Africa House” in the United States.
In 2006, Patrice Roberts became the youngest female artiste to win a road march with the song “Band of the year” which she jointly sang with Machel Montano. She has been described as one of the best soca artiste in the Caribbean. Some of her many hits included: “Love of my life”, “The Islands”, “Band of the year”, “Light it up”, “Always Be”, “Sugar Boy”, “Till Tomorrow”, “Culture” and “Wuking up”, Patrice also appeared at Madison Square Garden, in New York City.
A Little Wine
Patrice Roberts Lyrics
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Just a little wine
Ain't no harm in that, right?
Oh, we having a good time
(We are)
Everybody
Wine on somebody now
Wine on somebody now
A little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine) a little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine) a little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine) a little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine)
In side effect, we having a time
Drinks in your hand, it′s time to unwind
Time to free up, and time to let go
The sun shall turn up, so let me see oh
Everybody, wine up on a bum bum (whine up)
Push back on a zipper, if you are on a behaviour
No just stop, you feeling pressure
Eh, roll your waist now, roll your waist now
Roll your waist now, roll your waist now
Ain't nothing wrong with you if you no wine
Everybody
Wine on somebody now
Take a wine everybody
Wine on somebody now
A little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine) a little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine) a little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine) a little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine)
You're not teenager if you wine on a stranger
And it ain′t no kind if you take a little wine (just wine)
Ya′all get in trouble for a little bottle
Ya'all can get lock up for a little work up
Everybody, whine up on a bum bum (wine up)
Push back on a zipper, if you are on a behaviour
No just stop, you′ feeling pressure
Eh, roll your waist now, roll your waist now
Roll your waist now, roll your waist now
Ain't nothing wrong with you if you no wine
Everybody, yeah, yeah
Wine on somebody now
Take a wine, everybody
Wine on somebody now
A little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine) a little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine) a little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine) a little wine never hurt nobody
(So take a wine)
Take a wine (on somebody)
Take a wine (on somebody)
Take a wine (on somebody)
Take a wine (on somebody)
Take a wine (on somebody)
Take a wine (on somebody)
Take a wine (on somebody)
A little wine never hurt nobody (so take a wine)
A little wine never hurt nobody (so take a wine)
A little wine never hurt nobody (so take a wine)
A little wine never hurt nobody (so take a wine)
A little wine never hurt nobody, eh, eh
The song "A Little Wine" by Patrice Roberts is about letting loose and having fun while dancing and enjoying a few drinks. She insists that there is "no harm" in having "just a wine," and encourages her listeners to "wine on somebody" and let go of their inhibitions. She points out that a little bit of wine never hurt anybody, and that it's okay to let loose and dance.
In the song, Patrice Roberts reminds listeners that life is about having a good time, and that there is no need to worry about anything when you're dancing and enjoying yourself. She encourages listeners to "take a wine" and let go, reminding them that no harm can come from enjoying a little bit of fun. The lyrics reference "whining on a bum bum" and "pushing back on a zipper," which are common dance moves in the genre of soca music, which the song is a part of.
Overall, "A Little Wine" is a fun and upbeat song that encourages listeners to let loose and enjoy themselves while dancing and having a good time. It's a perfect addition to any summer playlist and is sure to get listeners up and moving.
Line by Line Meaning
It's just a wine
Drinking wine is harmless and not a big deal.
Just a little wine
It's not excessive drinking, just a moderate amount.
Ain't no harm in that, right?
There is no harm in drinking a little bit of wine.
Oh, we having a good time
Drinking wine and having a good time with friends and loved ones.
Everybody wine on somebody now
Encouraging everyone to dance and have fun together.
Take a wine, everybody
Enjoy yourself and let loose by dancing with someone.
A little wine never hurt nobody
Drinking responsibly and in moderation is harmless.
In side effect, we having a time
We are having a great time and enjoying ourselves.
Drinks in your hand, it's time to unwind
Having a drink is a good way to relax and de-stress.
Time to free up, and time to let go
It's time to let go of any stress or worry and have a good time.
The sun shall turn up, so let me see oh
Let's dance and have fun while the party is still going.
You're not teenager if you wine on a stranger
It's not just teenagers who enjoy dancing and having fun.
And it ain't no kind if you take a little wine (just wine)
Drinking wine is not a bad thing, especially if it's just a little.
Ya'all get in trouble for a little bottle
Getting in trouble for drinking a little wine is unlikely.
Ya'all can get lock up for a little work up
There are more serious things to get in trouble for than having a little fun and dancing.
Ain't nothing wrong with you if you no wine
It's okay if you don't want to drink wine, you can still have fun and dance.
Take a wine
Dance and have fun with someone by getting close and swaying together.
A little wine never hurt nobody (so take a wine)
Drinking wine responsibly and in moderation is not harmful and can add to the fun.
Writer(s): Patrice Roberts, Ramon Mcdowall
Contributed by Adeline H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@originalsteppa3461
June 2021 this song never gets old🇧🇲🇧🇲🇧🇲
@jennalyndonjagroop5809
2022 and still jamming…Patrice 🔥
@brianmoham9944
😮I 😢 tears t 1:55 🎉😂😢 1:56 😢😂😢
@shady2x4
2024 and this is still hitting 🔥🔥
@Dablessone1
This song never get old 2024 still jamming 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽🎵🎵🎵🎵❤️❤️❤️
@karigrenade4739
this song is a classic!
@jahlekelewis1864
Dear Patrice Robert's Jahleke WAITING for the carnival JAMMING The Music festival A little Whine Soca Gold
@natzchocolatedippedchick9124
everybodyyyyyyyyyy wine somebody now! Take a wine. A little wine never hurt nobodyyyyyyyy!!!!!!
@DimakayMakossa
I bet this tune has put loads of real couples in big trouble lol
@prosperotorres7965
Even when Patrice argue she so damn classy & so damn fine. Keep up the good vibes mi amor.