In The Morning
Mario · Other Songs - Mario
Standing next to you
What we bout to do
We both are in the mood
Your dude is at home
My girl's calling my phone
'Cuz I'll forget you when I realize
She's the one for me
She's the one I like
So babe just for tonight
We can pretend
I ain't got nowhere to go
You ain't got nowhere to be
So let's just say we'll leave
In the morning
You go to him
I'll go to her
But in the nighttime
Let's stay together baby
In the morning
I'll go to her
You go to him
But just for right now
Let's play with love
In the morning
Verse 2
I'll disobey with you
So I can play with you
Once I get it going
Don't you tell me to stop girl
I won't, 'coz you don't have the reason
Such the fact that it's feeling good girl
She ain't the one for me
She's the one I like
So maybe just for tonight
We can pretend
I ain't got nowhere to go
You ain't got nowhere to be
So let's just say we'll leave
'Cuz In the morning
I'll go to her
You go to him
But in the nighttime
Let's stay together baby
In the morning
You go to him
I'll go to her
But just for right now
Let's play with love
Breakdown
Hey babe(hey baby)
You enjoying yourself(You enjoyin' yourself)
Hey babe
Forget the fella
He'll notice you right now
You're not home, home
In the morning
You go to him
I'll go to her
But in the nighttime
Let's stay together baby
In the morning
I'll go to her
You go to him
But just for right now
Let's play with love
In the morning
You go to him
I'll go to her
But in the nighttime
Let's stay together baby
In the morning
I'll go to her
You go to him
But just for right now
Let's play with love (play with love)
Oohh, let's play with love
About In The Morning
Mario's "In The Morning" stands as a defining track from his early solo career, capturing the raw, unfiltered energy of his debut era. Released alongside other seminal singles like "Start Over" and "Hangover," the song exemplifies the genre-blending approach that characterized his work, seamlessly merging pop sensibilities with the gritty, rhythmic textures of hip-hop. As one of the few songs he recorded without a traditional backing band, the track relies entirely on his distinctive vocal delivery and production choices to create an intimate yet expansive soundscape. The recording reflects a pivotal moment in Mario's artistic evolution, where he moved away from the polished R&B production of his earlier group days to embrace a more direct, street-level aesthetic. This shift is evident in the song's minimalistic arrangement, which places his voice front and center, demanding attention and conveying a sense of urgency often associated with morning routines and new beginnings. The track remains a significant piece of his discography, illustrating his ability to craft memorable hooks and emotional depth within a short timeframe, solidifying his reputation as a versatile vocalist capable of navigating diverse musical landscapes.