Jessie Reyez returns with the provocative single “FOR SIXXX IN THE MORNIN,” featuring a fiery collaboration with Samara Cyn. The track drops as a standalone release, showcasing Reyez’s unapologetic lyricism and bold production.
The song dives into late‑night desire, power dynamics, and the raw, unfiltered emotions that surface when intimacy meets the early morning light. Reyez blends vivid metaphors with gritty storytelling, creating a soundtrack for those moments that linger past sunrise.
I once wondered what it was like to be a mango
Being stripped and gripped and dripping in juice shamelessly
Until you split my body down the middle
Using nothing, but your tongue
Gemini, Gemini, what have you done?
Why you gotta play with me?
Just need you to play with it
Don’t spend all day, baby
Just need you to stay ’til it’s six in the morning
Six in the morning
No, you know I could lay it down
Just need you to stay down
You ain’t gotta call, you could just pull up
Six in the morning
Six in the morning
Left him on read, then I bust it open
I don’t need no closure
I got a new boo, took him to Nobu
And then I took all my clothes off
He knows that I like my head
Like I like my coffee first thing in the morning
He threw my seat back, licked up the speed
You know a bitch finna floor it
I know you like where it’s going
And baby, you can record it
Forget all the bitches before me
Rip ’til the liquor’s pouring out
You’re not important
All of my cars are imported
You’re not the one or the two or the three or foreign
Why you gotta play with me?
Just need you to play with it
Don’t spend all day, baby
Just need you to stay ’til it’s six in the morning
Six in the morning
No, you know I could lay it down
Just need you to stay down
You ain’t gotta call, you could just pull up
Six in the morning
Six in the morning
Something ’bout those blue eyes, baby
Look a lot like the ocean, could I drown, drown, drown, drown?
Once upon a time, you did a scuba dive, huh?
Show me and go down, down, down, down, yeah
Listen to what I say, I’m tryna drown you like Ray J in the rain
I’m tryna drown you like rappers in the A
When they’re throwing up pounds and they’re going up rounds
Taking strippers to the bank, ha
They say we go together, so I thought about it
I heard you want me, I want you, I’d like to talk about it
Please don’t lie to me, baby, just (lay up in it)
I put Kahlua in my Folgers, so we (stayin’ in)
He say he loves me, I love him ’cause I love all my hoes
Got the Midas touch this pussy like a pot of gold
Tell your hoes kick rocks, fuck they toes
Since you came around, lil’ buddy, on a need to know
He miss me, I don’t miss him, I don’t miss, ugh
I just send the signal when I need that, ugh, ugh
Baby gon’ beat it up in my ear like, “Ughsh, ughsh”
Drove the last eater crazy, was hiding in bitch bush
Morning came, I tried to run, he had to hold me down
You know I like ya a lil’ better when you hold it down
I ain’t the type that’s gon’ politic when you come around
We gon’ hunch until the morning dew or hallelujah, hey
Why you gotta play with me?
Just need you to play with it
Don’t spend all day, baby
Just need you to stay ’til it’s six in the morning
Six in the morning
No, you know I could lay it down
Just need you to stay down
You ain’t gotta go, you could just pull up
At six in the morning
Six in the morning
Since its release, “FOR SIXXX IN THE MORNIN” has sparked conversation for its daring lyricism and unapologetic vibe, cementing Jessie Reyez’s reputation as a fearless storyteller unafraid to push boundaries.
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