Start Over, Hangover
Mario · Other Songs - Mario
i'm surprised that you called
cause i been thinkin bout ya (cause i been thinkin bout ya)
been on my mind all night long
i damn near dreamt about ya (damn near dreamt about ya)
in the middle of the night i be lookin in the mirror
like whatcha doin now (doin now)
damn i'm trippin, i must be slippin
i think i'm fallin now
and girl i know
i'm a player fo sho'
because of all the things that you've shown me,
girl it's caused me to grow
but a part just wanna stay and chill
but i gotta be honest and face whats real
i'll be glad when it's over (over)
then i can breathe again
somethings taken over
ooh and it won't let me in
i think i need a four leaf clover (clover)
feel like i got a hangover
wish i could start over, babe
(repeat)
said it's kinda hard now
thinkin bout what i've done
just to have it all but now,
now i'm guessin
is it a curse so we're blessin now
i'll be glad when it's over (over)
then i can breathe again
somethings taken over
ooh and it won't let me in
i think i need a four leaf clover (clover)
feel like i got a hangover
wish i could start over, babe
(repeat)
i'll be glad when it's over (over)
then i can breathe again
somethings taken over
ooh and it won't let me in
i think i need a four leaf clover (clover)
feel like i got a hangover
wish i could start over, babe
(repeat)
About Start Over, Hangover
Mario's "Start Over, Hangover" stands as a defining track from his 2013 album *Other Songs*, showcasing his signature blend of soulful R&B and pop sensibilities. Released during a pivotal era for the artist, the recording captures his ability to weave melancholic melodies with infectious hooks, reflecting themes of resilience and emotional vulnerability. The song exemplifies the polished production style that characterized his discography at the time, featuring layered harmonies and a rhythmic drive that propelled it into mainstream consciousness. As part of a catalog known for its emotional depth and melodic richness, this track remains a staple for fans seeking the authentic sound of early 2010s R&B. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to resonate with listeners navigating their own journeys of recovery and self-discovery, solidifying Mario's place as a significant voice in contemporary music.