Tacos at Midnight

by Mimo

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Song about someone I used to eat tacos with.

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It’s almost time
Ive been waiting
For you to get off work
Ive been waiting
So we could go on our little adventures
Its almost time

It’s almost time
Ive been waiting
For you to come over
Ive been waiting
So we could do the things we do under covers
It’s almost time

I've never seen New York
The way you showed it to me
Ive never seen the world
The way you gave it to me
But if I could
Oh I would
Do the same thing
Get those damn tacos
At midnight

It’s been some time
Since Ive been waiting
For you to come again
Ive been waiting
So we could go on our little adventures
It’s been some time

It’s been too long
And I’m still waiting
For you to change your mind
I’m still waiting
So you could still love me the way that you used to
It’s been too long

I've never seen New York
The way you showed it to me
Ive never seen the world
The way you gave it to me
But if I could
Oh I would
Do the same thing
Get those damn tacos
At midnight

If I could do one thing
Over again before I go
I would still get those tacos with you
If I could do one thing
Over again before I go
I would still get those tacos with you

It gets lonely
And Im still waiting
It gets lonely
When its just me and plate
Cause I been waiting
Waiting for you to come home
But you dont, but you dont, but you don’t

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released January 28, 2019
Guitar by Manny Reyes
Produced by James "Poppin" Monxhwedey

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Mimo New York, New York

Montreal-born and New York-based music artist Mimo reps Harlem and the 514 on the daily. When it comes to music, Lo-Fi vibes, flowing poetry, Neo-Soul—with an alternative R&B feel may be the closest terms to define her sound. Mimo’s style is essentially a blend of heartfelt music, reflecting her essence: something she casually calls “Street Jazz.” ... more