If My Amp Had Wheels
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| Song by Ozma | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Album | Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Length | 3:06 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Writer(s) | Ryen Slegr Jose Galvez Daniel Brummel |
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| Producer(s) | John Gaudesi | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Status | Released | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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"If My Amp Had Wheels" is the seventh track from Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars. Demos for this song appeared as the first track on Cuatro and the final track on Ocho.
Appearances
Overview
Jose Galvez recounts writing the song at lunch at La Salle College Preparatory with fellow bandmate Ryen Slegr. Slegr sometime prior had announced he would make a song titled "If My Amp Had Wheels" after having carried a large "4-ton" Gallien-Krueger amp. The name Xochitl, (pronounced sochi), was the name of a girl both Slegr and Galvez knew and were friends with. Galvez also recounts this being the first Ozma song Daniel Brummel co-wrote.
Lyrics
If my amp had wheels
I would go real fast
And if my amp had speakers
Then we'd really have a blast. (really have a blast)
Yeah
If I had some glue
I would stick to you
And if I had more love
Then I'd give it all to you. (all to you)
Yeah
Xochitl, Xochitl
I'm so glad you're Xochitl
Xochitl, Xochitl
I'm so glad you're with me
(ooh ooh)
(ooh ooh)
(ooh ooh)
If my amp had wheels
I would go real fast
And if my amp had speakers
Then we'd really have a blast. (really have a blast)
Yeah
Xochitl, Xochitl
I'm so glad you're Xochitl
Xochitl, Xochitl
I'm so glad you're with me
(ooh ooh)
(ooh ooh)
(ooh ooh)
-clapping-
Xochitl, Xochitl
I'm so glad you're Xochitl
Xochitl, Xochitl
I'm so glad you're with me
Xochitl, Xochitl (Xochitl you left me)
I'm so glad you're Xochitl (I'm sorry I'll always love you)
Xochitl, Xochitl
But please don't ever leave me
-clapping-
(ooh ooh)
(ooh ooh)
(ooh ooh)
(Ozma)