Andy Mineo, the multifaceted artist who has consistently redefined the boundaries of Christian rap, has once again graced the music scene with his latest track, “I Ain’t Done.” A remarkable blend of lyrical mastery and unyielding determination, the song is a testament to his resilience, creativity, and unwavering faith. In this blog post, we’ll take a deep dive into the empowering messages and the sheer artistry of “I Ain’t Done.”
Andy Mineo, born on April 17, 1988, in Syracuse, New York, has garnered widespread acclaim for his authenticity, versatility, and willingness to share his life’s highs and lows through his music. Beyond his lyrical prowess, Mineo’s work often touches upon faith, personal growth, and the struggles faced by those on their spiritual journey.
“I Ain’t Done” is not just a song; it’s a rallying cry for resilience, an anthem for those who continue to push forward, even when the odds are stacked against them. Andy Mineo’s ability to blend profound messages with his signature lyrical style is a testament to his artistry and commitment to the craft.
This track resonates with believers and non-believers alike, as it explores universal themes of determination, empowerment, and the human experience of overcoming challenges. Whether you’re a dedicated fan of Andy Mineo or just discovering his work, “I Ain’t Done” offers a powerful message of hope and resilience that transcends genre boundaries.
In a world that often presents us with obstacles, Andy Mineo’s “I Ain’t Done” reminds us that we possess the inner strength to persevere, no matter what challenges come our way. It’s an ode to the indomitable human spirit, a reminder that we are, indeed, “not done” in our journey to triumph over adversity.
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Andy Mineo I Ain’T Done Lyrics
Yeah, I was depressed, I was anxious, I was–I was out on tour and I–and I felt like I was washed up; my career was done. So I just went back to the beginning where I started when I started producin’ for myself, and I–and I picked up that lil’ microphone and this–this melody came to mind and I started recordin’; it was like–it was like
“Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah
Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah”
And then I put the distortion pad along and I made it sound like this
“Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah
Wah, wah…”
And that’s when I started getting my courage back since I started rememberin’
“Yo, as long as I’m alive, as long as I got breath in my lungs I still got a chance
See I ain’t done until I say I’m done”
And guess what?! Guess what?!
I ain’t done, I ain’t done, I ain’t done
As long as there’s breath in my lungs
I ain’t done, I ain’t done, I ain’t done
As long as there’s breath in my lungs
I ain’t done
Oh, well, if they don’t like it I might turn up by myself
Hey, no, I don’t need opinions, no, I did this for myself (For myself, ayy, ayy, yeah)
I believe in me the way that I used to
I believe in me, that’s all you need to do (Uh)
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Million dollar man is what I’m feelin’ like
‘Cause I know who I am
Woo!
Death to my depression and anxiety
Death to all my stress and all I’m tryna be
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I ain’t done, I ain’t done, I ain’t done
As long as there’s breath in my lungs
I ain’t done, I ain’t done, I ain’t done
As long as there’s breath in my lungs
I ain’t done
Uh, just came out of the winter (Uh)
Just came out like a winner
Had a breakdown, couldn’t stay down, figure
Rather die tryin’ than to live like quitter, woo
Yeah, my problem big, but I know God way bigger
What you ‘spect? Once you level up
Don’t you know the boss is bigger? Yeah
Used to spend a lot of time daring myself
Then I spent a lot of time comparing myself
Turned into the doubt, then the fear in myself
Overthinking to the point I was impairin’ myself
Now I know why Chappelle went missin’
Now I know why Brit got the clippers
Now I know why ‘Ye started trippin’
The pressure and the expectation get ya, ah
Oh, well, if they don’t like it I might turn up by myself
Hey, no, I don’t need opinions, no, I did this for myself (For myself, ayy, ayy, yeah)
Woo
Death to my depression and anxiety
Death to all my stress and what I’m tryna be
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I ain’t done, I ain’t done, I ain’t done
As long as there’s breath in my lungs
I ain’t done, I ain’t done, I ain’t done
As long as there’s breath in my lungs
I ain’t done