Car By Car
Motel Connection Lyrics

These lyrics from Motel Connection's song Car By Car seem to be encouraging people to let loose and have fun. The first two lines imply that people need to let go of their inhibitions and go crazy in order to fully enjoy themselves, particularly in TV rooms, where relaxing in front of the TV can be seen as lazy. The lines "It isn't late for a brand new passion / Please stay out from all that junk" suggest that it's never too late to discover new passions and hobbies, and to beware of getting bogged down in negative or unfulfilling activities. The line "It is smart to be a very good loser" may be an encouragement to be gracious in defeat and not take things too seriously.

The chorus, with its repeated phrase "Car by car", seems to be describing a night out where the group is moving from one place to another, possibly in cars. The lines "On a Saturday cold night / Shoot your own blockbuster" suggest that the night has the potential to be exciting and even epic, like a movie, despite the cold weather. The line "And the light is near, man" could be telling the listener that the end of the night is approaching and they should make the most of the time they have left. The final line, "And you're in the club now", seems to bring the song to a close, perhaps indicating that the group has finally arrived at their destination and are ready to party.