The Limp Twins
The Limp Twins are Will Holland (a.k.a quantic) and Russell Porter, who cre… Read Full Bio ↴The Limp Twins are Will Holland (a.k.a quantic) and Russell Porter, who created their album tales from beyond the groove (TRUCD057, 2003) in their bedrooms (according to the cd cover). The record is a funky offering somewhere in between the sound of Will Holland's other projects, quantic and the quantic soul orchestra, but is definately more laid back.

For more information on this project, check out quantic's website: about The Limp Twins.
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Sunday Driver
The Limp Twins Lyrics


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I see sunlight
creeping in through a hole in the wall
I get a funny feeling
I should go outside

I can't stand to be
cooped up in doors
gonna get my car
come around to yours




And maybe I'll take baby
for a ride

It's been sometime
since I've been shut out
on the road
With the blue skies in front of me
I can let the past turn me round

Let's get ourselves lost
in the midsummer haze,
down the cool country lanes
that meander for days

and maybe I'll take baby
for a ride

and maybe
I'll take baby
for a ride.

Love is electrified
current creates motion

(and maybe
I'll take baby
for a ride)

Glamour of countryside
rolls like the ocean

(and maybe
I'll take baby
for a ride)

Overall Meaning

The Limp Twins' "Sunday Driver" is a song about the desire to escape from the mundane aspects of daily life and go on a joyride with a loved one. The lyrics describe the singer's urge to go outside and enjoy the sunlight after being cooped up indoors. He decides to take his car and go for a drive, perhaps to his lover's place, and maybe take her along for the ride.


Driving down the country lanes and losing themselves in the midsummer haze is a metaphor for two people getting lost in each other. The possibilities of the open road and the glamour of the countryside create a sense of adventure and excitement in the singer's mind. He feels a sense of liberation as he drives towards the blue skies, leaving the past behind.


The song's lyrics are poignant in their simplicity and convey a sense of carefree freedom that many people can relate to. The Limp Twins' soulful vocals, backed by a jazzy melody, create a dreamy atmosphere that adds to the song's overall mood.


Line by Line Meaning

I see sunlight creeping in through a hole in the wall
I notice the sun peeking into my room through a gap in the wall


I get a funny feeling I should go outside
I have a hunch that I need to step out of the house


I can't stand to be cooped up in doors gonna get my car come around to yours
I hate being stuck indoors, so I plan to drive over to your place.


And maybe I'll take baby for a ride
Perhaps I could bring my significant other along for the drive


It's been sometime since I've been shut out on the road With the blue skies in front of me I can let the past turn me round
It's been a while since I've been driving, but with the blue sky ahead, any bad past experiences I had on the road can be left behind.


Let's get ourselves lost in the midsummer haze, down the cool country lanes that meander for days
We should travel aimlessly through the summer mist, down winding country roads that go on for miles.


and maybe I'll take baby for a ride
Perhaps taking my partner along for the ride would make it more enjoyable.


Love is electrified current creates motion (and maybe I'll take baby for a ride)
Love fills me with energy to move forward, and it would be great to include my significant other in it


Glamour of countryside rolls like the ocean (and maybe I'll take baby for a ride)
The beauty of the countryside is mesmerizing, and sharing that experience with my partner would be worth it




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: CHRISTOPHER GENTRY, JOHN HUTCHINSON DEAN, MATTHEW EVERITT, SIMON IAN WHITE, STUART BLACK

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