Get It Up
Prince Lyrics

Get it back, get it back, get it back
Repeating the phrase "get it back" multiple times as a call to action or motivation to reclaim something that has been lost or taken away.

Get it back, get it back, edsel back
The use of the name "edsel" is likely a reference to the Edsel automobile, which was a commercial failure. The phrase "edsel back" could signify the desire to revive or bring back something that failed or was rejected.

Back back edsel prince back
A self-referential line that could imply the return of Prince, also known as the "Prince of Funk," and possibly the return of his musical style or influence.

Still fresh i am a get back
Asserting that despite time passing or challenges faced, the artist is still relevant and capable of reclaiming what was lost.

Go high without respect
The phrase "go high" could mean to rise above the situation, while "without respect" could signify a disregard for the opinions or criticisms of others.

Like a flash run on track
Comparing the singer's ability to reclaim what was lost to the speed and precision of a flash of lightning running on a track.

Say on beat edsel lit
The use of the popular slang term "lit" could signify the singer's confidence in their ability to reclaim what was lost, and "on beat" could suggest their musical talent.

Rhyme on beat make a lit
Repeating the previous phrase, possibly to emphasize the importance of staying true to one's artistic talents and abilities.

What you can do, what you can do
A rhetorical question that could imply a challenge or a dare to the listener to prove their own ability or worth.

Hello.. hello.. edsel prince let's go
A call to action, possibly to the artist's fans or followers, to join with them and take action towards the goal of reclaiming what was lost or rejected.

Hello.. hello.. everybody let's go
Expanding the call to action to include all listeners or participants.

I don't mellow i don't nego
Asserting that the artist is not willing to compromise or settle, and instead is fully committed to their goal.

I say hello you say hello
A simple call-and-response phrase that could be used to generate enthusiasm or participation from the listener.

Looking up for me, looking up for me, looking up for me
Repeating the phrase multiple times to emphasize the idea of others looking towards the singer for guidance or inspiration.

One plan two plan three plan
Suggesting that the singer has multiple plans or strategies to achieve their goal of reclaiming what was lost.

Understand me please stand
Asking the listener to fully comprehend the artist's message or goal, and to join with them in taking action towards it.

What you say now... hey what you say now
Repeating the phrase from earlier, possibly as a reminder to the listener to take action or to respond to the artist's challenge.