Formed in 2003 by former London/Sire recording artist John Lardieri, Twin-A… Read Full Bio ↴Formed in 2003 by former London/Sire recording artist John Lardieri, Twin-A picks up where Lardieri left off, but with a new rhythm section and a raw exuberance that the original seemed to lack. Paul Ogunsalu (of Wax Poetic) and NYC session drummer Jorge Pertuz compliment Lardieri’s powerful and compelling voice perfectly. The trio’s unique sound has been described as “widescreen pop rock” Introspective lyrics and melodic hooks set against ringing guitars and breaking beats are what sets TWIN-A apart. Some of the their most recent achievements include an amazing SXSW performance at the Hard Rock Café and a highly attended industry showcase in the UK, as well as a handful of stand out opening performances for national acts like Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze, Vanessa Carlton, The Samples and Fuel. Their music is regularly spun on radio including NYC's Q104.3 and WBER 90.5 in Rochester, New York where their single "Sugarcane" made the Top 50 most requested songs for 2003.

Twin-A played their final show on May 13, 2006 at Crash Mansion in NYC.

Miracle
Twin-A Lyrics

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You you are a miracle
And I, I oughta know
I, I am a spectacle
When you come to the shows

Say what you mean
Mean what you say
Take what you want

Want what you take
I was told you are ready, willing, able

I'm gonna beg and I'm gonna push
I'm gonna nag you
You're gonna run away
Lay you down upon the table
Do it all to you

Hey, haven't I seen that face
Somewhere, some kind of spell
I swear, that I have seen that face
And I know your body well

Say what you mean and
Mean what you say
Take what you want
Want what you take
I was told you are ready, willing, able

I'm gonna beg and I'm gonna push
I'm gonna nag you
You're gonna run away
Lay you down upon the table

Take off you clothes
Where nobody knows
Oh the things I'll do to you

Say what you mean
Mean what you say
Take what you want
Want what you take
I was told you were ready, willing, able

I'm gonna beg and I'm gonna push
I'm gonna nag you
You're gonna run away
Lay you down upon the table
Do it all for you
Do it all for you

Do it all for you
Do it all for you

Overall Meaning

The song "Miracle" by Twin-A is about the intense desire and attraction that the singer feels towards someone they see as a miracle. The opening line "You are a miracle" highlights the significance and specialness of this person in the eyes of the singer. The second line "And I, I oughta know" could suggest that the singer might have some kind of insight or special connection to this person which strengthens their admiration.

The chorus "Say what you mean, mean what you say, take what you want, want what you take" can be seen as a message to the person they desire, to be clear in communication and be assertive in taking what they want. The line "I was told you're ready, willing, able" could imply that the singer has heard rumors or stories about this person and their sexual availability, adding to the intensity of the attraction.

The bridge "I'm gonna beg and I'm gonna push, I'm gonna nag you, you're gonna run away, lay you down upon the table, do it all to you" is particularly explicit in its description of the singer's intentions and desires for this person. The singer is not afraid to pursue them and make their desire known, even if it means being pushy or persistent. The final lines of the song "Do it all for you" repeated three times, emphasizes the commitment and devotion the singer feels towards this person.

Overall, the song "Miracle" is a passionate declaration of desire and attraction towards someone seen as exceptional, with the singer expressing their determination to pursue them and indulge in their desires.

Line by Line Meaning

You you are a miracle
The person being addressed is extraordinary and amazing.

And I, I oughta know
The singer has knowledge and familiarity with the person being addressed.

I, I am a spectacle
The singer is unique and unusual when performing.

When you come to the shows
The person being addressed is a frequent attendee at the singer's shows.

Say what you mean
Speak with truth and sincerity.

Mean what you say
Ensure that what is spoken is genuine and intentional.

Take what you want
A reminder to be assertive and pursue personal desires.

Want what you take
Be confident in choosing what is desired.

I was told you are ready, willing, able
Words of confirmation about the person being addressed.

I'm gonna beg and I'm gonna push
The singer will plead and coerce the person to engage in activities with them.

I'm gonna nag you
The singer will continue to pressure and annoy the person.