Extacy

Mya · Other Songs - Mya

[VERSE 1]

I wanna wake up in the morning

Feelin' mad at myself

From what I did the night before

I don't wanna know your name

Or where you come from

Your occupation don't mean shit to me



BSEC 1

We can take it to the floor

What you like, I'll give you more

All night long and that's for sure

You and me slip into ecstasy



HOOK

I...

I wanna get up, I wanna get out

I wanna get lost... Baby

I...

I wanna get out, I wanna get up

I wanna get off... Take me



VERSE 2

Let's go to another place

Release some tension

An intermission... Have your way with me

We'll get lost inside the moment

I'll be your ocean

You be the captain

And set me free



HOOK

I...

I wanna get up, I wanna get out

I wanna get lost... Baby

I...

I wanna get out, I wanna get up

I wanna get off... Take me



BRIDGE

Over and over, round and around again

Goin' in circles, what an experience

It's got me open

Never thought I would lose control

But tomorrow I'll wake

And the truth I will face

We could never be serious



HOOK

I...

I wanna get up, I wanna get out

I wanna get lost... Baby

Can you take it baby, take me

I wanna get up, I wanna get out

I wanna get lost... Baby

I...

I wanna get out, I wanna get up

I wanna get off... Take me

Extacy

Mya's 'Extacy' stands as a defining track of the late 1990s R&B and neo-soul landscape, showcasing her signature blend of soulful vocals and atmospheric production. Released during the height of her career, the song exemplifies the genre's transition into a more mature, emotive sound that prioritized lyrical depth and melodic sophistication over the explicit themes often found in contemporary hip-hop. As a standalone recording, it highlights Mya's ability to craft intimate, danceable moments that resonated deeply with audiences seeking authentic emotional connection. The track remains a staple in collections of 90s soul, reflecting the era's focus on vocal nuance and the enduring legacy of artists who shaped the modern R&B canon.