 Genius Lyrics
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Mac Miller – Nothing from Nothing
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[Chorus] / Nothin' from nothin' leaves nothin' / You gotta have somethin' if you wanna be with me / Nothin' from nothin' leaves nothin' / You gotta have somethin' if you wanna be
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Mac Miller – Day One; A Song About Nothing
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After making the beat, the track must’ve put Mac in a trance inspiring a looking back on how far he’s come. Throughout the song he ponders life and death while mentioning that at
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Mac Miller – Nothing You Can Tell Me
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Yeah / Mm, mm, mhm, mhm, mhm, mm / [Chorus] / Well, I was waiting on the weekend, yeah / I was thinking I'd be jumping in the deep end / I'm so sick of being decent, yeah / You
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Mac Miller – Nothing on Me
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A remix to the song Nothin' On You by B.o.B. and Bruno Mars. Was originally made for the mixtape The Class Clown that was never officially released.
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Billy Preston – Nothing from Nothing Samples
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See all of “Nothing from Nothing” by Billy Preston’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Spotify – This Is Mac Miller
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1. Mac Miller- Kool Aid & Frozen Pizza / 2. Mac Miller- Right / 3. Mac Miller- Good News / 4. Free Nationals, Mac Miller & Kali Uchis / 5. 88-Keys- That's Life (feat. Mac Miller
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Mac Miller – Just Some Raps, Nothing To See Here, Move Along
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Minutes after the news broke that Mac and his label, REMember Music, reached an agreement with Warner Bros. Records, he dropped this track with straight bars.
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Mac Miller’s First Posthumous Release Is A Haunting Performance Of His ‘Swimming’ Cut “Dunno”
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He also covered Billy Preston’s 1974 hit, “Nothing From Nothing.”
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Billy Preston – Nothing from Nothing
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“Nothing From Nothing” topped the Billboard Hot 100 for a week in October of 1974. He also performed the song of the first musical performance on “Saturday Night Live.”
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Mac Miller (Ft. Yung Brody) – Nothing Can Stop Me
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[Intro: Mac Miller] / Ayo, Brody / I don't think they stoppin' us right now (Uh), haha / [Verse 1: Mac Miller] / Uh, nothin' can stop me, I'm way too cocky (What?) / Turn you into
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Mac Miller – Nothing on Me Samples
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See all of “Nothing on Me” by Mac Miller’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Mac Miller – Soulmate
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[Intro: Robin Williams] / Do you feel like you're alone, Will? Do you have a soulmate? / Somebody who challenges you / I'm talking about someone who opens up things for you—touches
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Mac Miller – ROS
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“ROS"—an abbreviation of ‘rain or shine'—is about Mac’s then-girlfriend, Nomi Leasure. Annotating on Genius, he shared: "I was going through a lot of stuff with my girl at that
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Mac Miller (Ft. Da$H & Earl Sweatshirt) – New Faces v2
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[Intro: Earl Sweatshirt] / Yeah, mane, you know I'm smokin' at the beginnin' of the song, man, like a damn... rapper / Ah, man, man, it's crazy bein' so rich, man, damn / [Verse 1
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Phora – How It Feels To Feel Nothing
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“How It Feels To Feel Nothing” is a meaningful song reflecting on love and life by Phora. On a slow piano beat, Phora covers topics including loving to end his loneliness and what
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Mac Miller – Best Day Ever
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Mac Miller has the following to say about the track:
It’s a real trippy vibe to it and it’s supposed to be an epic introduction to get you ready to listen to everything. It sums
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Mac Miller – What's the Use?
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“What’s the Use?” was teased as the follow up to the album’s first single “Self Care” with guest appearances by Thundercat, Snoop Dogg, and Syd. It premiered a week later via Apple
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Mac Miller – Brand Name
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[Intro] / *Alarm clock sounds* / Um, uh / Woo, yeah / Woo, yeah / Okay, okay, yeah, um / [Verse 1] / We in-between heaven and hell (Hell) / Fuck a nine-to-five, I'd rather end up
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Diamond D (Ft. Chi-Ali, Fat Joe & Freddie Foxxx) – It's Nothin
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[Intro: Fat Joe] / I am the realest rapper / Not gonna lie, I am, by far, the realest rapper / I really did it / If you go to my roots, I really did it / Not showing them a jumbo
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Mac Miller – Small Worlds
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“Small Worlds” was released on May 30th, 2018 along with “Buttons” and “Programs,” breaking his silence in the wake of his very public rupture with Ariana Grande and subsequently
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Mac Miller – Perfecto
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Mac Miller delves into his perspective on relationships, commenting on both his relationship with drugs and Ariana Grande. Mac discusses his sub-perfect relationships while
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Mac Miller – Cruisin'
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[Intro] / Yeah / All these haters (Shit) / They're just forced to hate, you know, no reason (Fuck y'all) / They ain't really know who I am at all (Fuck y'all ma'fuckers, haha) / So
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Mac Miller – Grand Finale
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This is the last song off Mac’s Faces mixtape, which he produced himself.
http://youtu.be/p4ufTwERhcs
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Mac Miller – Life Ain't Easy
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In this Mac try to explain that in this life you need to work so hard for your wishes.
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Mac Miller – Inertia
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Mac Miller took to social media to offer the world some music before the release of his fifth studio album, Swimming. Attached was a link to a YouTube video titled “Mac Miller
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Mac Miller – Anywhere But Here
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“Anywhere But Here” appears to have been recorded during The Divine Feminine sessions around 2015/2016. It was leaked via Reddit on April 11, 2020.
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Mac Miller – Colors and Shapes
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This song is about LSD and the perception of life it gives to those who take it. The man in the introduction is Timothy Leary, who was one of the inspirations for the psychedelic
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Mac Miller – Someone Like You
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“Someone Like You” was originally released on SoundCloud in August 2012, with Mac’s vocals slowed down and deepened to simulate a druggy feel. The album version, however, is at a
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Halluci-NATION (Rap) (Ft. DolphinBoi, Northstars & TedMosby (TeddyWestside) – Money Ain't Nothing
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A group of nameless phgts paying tribute to their favorite rap collective Money$Team. Jams301 ethered himself with a ghoulish tbh.
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Mac Miller – Mrs. Deborah Downer
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[Verse 1] / Yeah, nothin' is impossible / Do this shit together, we unstoppable / Raised to be a leader, not a navigator / Wrote this down on scraps of paper / All roads lead to
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Mac Miller’s Estate Announces Posthumous Album ‘Circles’ Dropping This Month
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He was recording it as a companion album to ‘Swimming.’
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Mac Miller – Down the Rabbit Hole
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This is the 9th track on Mac Miller’s 4th mixtape, Best Day Ever.
It’s Mac’s reflection on weed, alcohol, money, and girls during touring.
Nothing more, nothing less.
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Mac Miller – So It Goes
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The haunting final song on Swimming heavily features the phrase “So It Goes,” a line from Kurt Vonnegut’s novel, Slaughterhouse-Five. Vonnegut uses this phrase every time a death
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Mac Miller – S.D.S.
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[Intro] / (Uh) Uh, uh / [Verse 1] / Close my eyes before I cross the street / Car 'bout to hit me, then he oughta beep (Uh-huh) / Watchin' Dawson's Creek 'til I fall asleep / It's
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Mac Miller (Ft. Vince Staples) – Amnesia*
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[Intro: Mac Miller] / Yeah, yeah / Yeah, yeah / Might not, feel your, face / [Verse 1: Mac Miller] / You might not feel your face, but you always feel the high / And nothing last
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Mac Miller – Smile Back
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Mac explains in his commentary:
Track six, “Smile Back” is the second cut off the album. That’s me getting a little more aggressive and really kinda attacking the beat and kinda
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Domo Genesis (Ft. Mac Miller) – Coming Back
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[Intro] / I'm comin' back / Hey, yeah, I'm comin' / I'm comin' back / Hey, yeah, I'm comin' / [Verse 1: Domo Genesis] / It's a cold world, baby, but I'm a cold nigga / Frostbite
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Mac Miller (Ft. Boaz) – 5 O'Clock
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Following the main theme of this mixtape, “5 O'Clock” is about Mac’s late night experiences as a marijuana dealer. He revealed in past interviews that he actually did sell
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