Go Gina
SZA Lyrics
Hey, love, love, love
Hey, I loves you, babe
Picking up a penny with a press-on is
Easier than holding you down
Can't be any harder than holding you up now
To come clean I said
To be real is to be real, no
Probably true what they say about me
Probably came from my inner circle
Or lack thereof and I don't know who I can trust
I've been dropping out and
I've been hanging out with my high friends
And we too stoned to pay attention, now
Much too cool for 7th grade
I mean, really it's same me, it's old me
You know? Same shit
I've been on the low key
Grinding (grinding, grinding, grinding, grinding)
Learning on the low key, shining
Tryin' to keep to myself
But you bring me out of character
Every time again
Damn Gina, damn Gina
Them jeans, they must be uptight mama
You need some get right mama
And go Gina, go Gina
Go get that get right mama
And go Gina, go Gina
Go do you, get right, mama
I belong to nobody
Hope it don't bother you
You can mind your business
I belong to nobody
Try not to disturb
And mind my business
It works for me, it works for me, no
And go Gina, and go Gina, aye
It works for me, it works for me, no
And go Gina, and go Gina, aye
It works for me, it works for me, no
And go Gina, and go Gina, aye
It works for me, it works for me, no
And go Gina, and go Gina, aye
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Solana Rowe, Adam Feeney, Tyran Donaldson, Carter Lang
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"Go Gina” was first debuted at Sza’s show in Portland and then performed again a couple of weeks later at Coachella. It was also performed again during her live streamed performance at Jose Cuervo and Afropunk’s No Cuervo No Cinco event May 5th, 2016
In a Breakfast Club interview, SZA explains that the song ties in to the character, Gina (portrayed by Tisha Campbell-Martin) from the 1992 sitcom Martin. SZA believes that if the character Gina didn’t work so much and just had a good time like her friends Read Full Bio"Go Gina” was first debuted at Sza’s show in Portland and then performed again a couple of weeks later at Coachella. It was also performed again during her live streamed performance at Jose Cuervo and Afropunk’s No Cuervo No Cinco event May 5th, 2016
In a Breakfast Club interview, SZA explains that the song ties in to the character, Gina (portrayed by Tisha Campbell-Martin) from the 1992 sitcom Martin. SZA believes that if the character Gina didn’t work so much and just had a good time like her friends, then she would have a more fun and enjoyable life.
“Go Gina” is used two different ways in this song. The most important line in the first verse is the last line….“you bring me out of character everytime again..” She is referencing whoever it is that has been talking about her or saying things about her that are not true. “Damn Gina” was also used on Martin in a negative way. When she would make Martin mad or mess something up, Martin would say….“Daaaaammmmnnn Ginnnnaaa” as if to say, here you go again. Now look back at the first verse and you get the sense that she is saying “Damn Gina” like here you go again with your stuck up self, talking about me when I’m doing me and living my life.“ “Them jeans must be uptight” simply references how stuck up the person is and “get right” means they need to relax and go until they actually GET RIGHT, with themselves and learn how to live a little.
The second verse is SZA explaining that she is free to do whatever she wants. Perhaps, she used to be like Gina, uptight and now she is doing her. This is where “go gina” is used in the positive, like a praise, a compliment, the way Martin used to say….“you go girl!”
In a Breakfast Club interview, SZA explains that the song ties in to the character, Gina (portrayed by Tisha Campbell-Martin) from the 1992 sitcom Martin. SZA believes that if the character Gina didn’t work so much and just had a good time like her friends Read Full Bio"Go Gina” was first debuted at Sza’s show in Portland and then performed again a couple of weeks later at Coachella. It was also performed again during her live streamed performance at Jose Cuervo and Afropunk’s No Cuervo No Cinco event May 5th, 2016
In a Breakfast Club interview, SZA explains that the song ties in to the character, Gina (portrayed by Tisha Campbell-Martin) from the 1992 sitcom Martin. SZA believes that if the character Gina didn’t work so much and just had a good time like her friends, then she would have a more fun and enjoyable life.
“Go Gina” is used two different ways in this song. The most important line in the first verse is the last line….“you bring me out of character everytime again..” She is referencing whoever it is that has been talking about her or saying things about her that are not true. “Damn Gina” was also used on Martin in a negative way. When she would make Martin mad or mess something up, Martin would say….“Daaaaammmmnnn Ginnnnaaa” as if to say, here you go again. Now look back at the first verse and you get the sense that she is saying “Damn Gina” like here you go again with your stuck up self, talking about me when I’m doing me and living my life.“ “Them jeans must be uptight” simply references how stuck up the person is and “get right” means they need to relax and go until they actually GET RIGHT, with themselves and learn how to live a little.
The second verse is SZA explaining that she is free to do whatever she wants. Perhaps, she used to be like Gina, uptight and now she is doing her. This is where “go gina” is used in the positive, like a praise, a compliment, the way Martin used to say….“you go girl!”
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ꓘARIM
Lyrics :
Hey love, I lost you babe
Picking up a penny with a press-on is easier than holding you down
Can't be any harder than holding you up now (now hold)
To come clean, I said
To be real is, to be real is (to come clean is, to come clean)
Probably true what they say about me
Probably came from my inner circle
It usually come from your inner circle
Or lack thereof, and I don't know who I can trust
I've been dropping out, and I've been hanging out with my high friends
And we too stoned to pay attention now (much too cool for 7th grade)
I mean, really it's same me, it's old me, you know? Same shit
I've been on the low-key, grinding (grinding, grinding, grinding, grinding, grinding, grinding)
Learning on the low-key, shining
Tryin' to keep to myself, but you bring me out of character every time again
Damn Gina, damn Gina
Them jeans, they must be uptight, mama
You need some, get right, mama
Go Gina, go Gina
Go get that, get right, mama
Go Gina, go Gina
Go 'til you get right, mama
I belong to nobody
Hope it don't bother you, you can mind your business
I belong to nobody, try not to disturb, I mind my business
Still works for me, it works for me, no
It works for me, it works for me, no (go Gina, go Gina)
Still works for me, it works for me, no
It works for me, it works for me, no (go Gina, go Gina)
Still works for me, it works for me, no
It works for me, it works for me, no (go Gina, go Gina)
Still works for me, it works for me, no
It works for me, it works for me, no (go Gina, go Gina)
alex dumnich
I love singing to sza even though im a dude there's just something so liberating to be in tune with feminity. Go get that get right mama.
Edit: such good vibes here man, namaste to everyone, thank you for the love!
Pickle Caterpillar
So nice that you feel that way bro
lunar
@pal nope
♱𝖗𝖎𝖕 𝖇𝖑𝖔𝖔𝖉 ♱
U probably more feminine than masculine then lmfao
madeline
ily<3
anthony vallez villalobos
Same bro
Hodan Jama
CTRL is beautiful.
LILI 😼
absolutley a body of work 100!!!
jayden! ʚ♡ɞ
i agree
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