Twins
Guttermouth Lyrics


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When I think of you
I ponder all the things ah that we could do
Like take-away some Chinese
And we'll make home brew
That's what we could do
When I think of us
I want o sell my car off
And I'll take the bus
And tell 100 strangers bout the two of us
And your brand new bust
[Chorus:] It's just you and me
How I wish we were Siamese
Joined together at the hip
Walking down the sunset strip
It's just you and me
You and me
You and me
[Chorus]
It's just you and me
Let's buy a little boat and head out to sea
The captain will marry us
We'll live so happily
Till we're lost at sea
[Chorus]
It's just you and me
You and me you and me uh huh




just you and me
It's just you and me

Overall Meaning

The song "Twins" by Guttermouth talks about a fantasy of being joined together with the person he is thinking of. The singer imagines all the things he could do with this person, like ordering Chinese and making home brew. He even considers selling his car and taking the bus just to tell strangers about the two of them. The chorus repeats the sentiment that the singer wishes they were Siamese twins joined at the hip, walking down Sunset Strip. They fantasize about getting married by a captain on a boat and living happily ever after until they are lost at sea. The song expresses a deep longing to be connected and committed to someone in a playful and humorous way.


The lyrics have different interpretations, but one way is to see this song as a critique of the limited human connection and the fantasy of an ideal relationship. The ideas presented in the song are exaggerated and may be interpreted as unrealistic, and this could be seen as a commentary on the impossibility of finding the perfect partner. Some could also view this song as a satire of the traditional idea of love and marriage. The absurdity of their fantasies is an allusion to the unrealistic expectations people have towards ideal love and the absurdity towards the traditional ideal of being inseparable with your partner.


Line by Line Meaning

When I think of you
I reflect on how great it would be if we were together.


I ponder all the things ah that we could do
I imagine all the fun activities we could partake in as a couple.


Like take-away some Chinese
For instance, we could go get Chinese food to go.


And we'll make home brew
As well as create our own beer.


That's what we could do
We could do those things together and grow close as a couple.


When I think of us
I visualize what our future could be like.


I want o sell my car off
I am willing to get rid of my car and make sacrifices for our relationship's sake.


And I'll take the bus
I'm even willing to take public transportation if it means being with you.


And tell 100 strangers bout the two of us
I want the whole world to know about how great we are together.


And your brand new bust
I even find your recent breast augmentation surgery to be fantastic.


[Chorus:] It's just you and me
We don't need anyone else, just each other.


How I wish we were Siamese
I even wish that we could be conjoined twins for the rest of our lives.


Joined together at the hip
Being joined together is a good reflection of how close we are as a couple.


Walking down the sunset strip
We could stroll down a famous street in Los Angeles, holding hands and enjoying each other's company.


It's just you and me
Again, we only need each other to be happy.


You and me
Just you and me, no one else.


You and me
The repetition of this phrase emphasizes its importance.


[Chorus]
The chorus repeats to solidify the idea that only we need each other to be content.


Let's buy a little boat and head out to sea
We could even purchase a small watercraft and voyage out to the ocean.


The captain will marry us
We could even be married by the captain of our boat.


We'll live so happily
Our love will make us the happiest people alive.


Till we're lost at sea
Even if we get lost at sea, we'll have each other, and that's all that matters.


[Chorus]
The chorus repeats again to emphasize the point that only we need each other.


You and me you and me uh huh
Repeating this phrase again adds importance to it.


just you and me
For the final time, the point is driven home that we only need each other in our lives.


It's just you and me
For the final time, the chorus repeats, cementing the fact that we need no one else.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: GARY WAYNE PRIM, TENA R. CLARK

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