Wednesday - Ride

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{Chorus}
Ride down the open road with me baby
Please take me 'cause you know I'm free
My wheels are turning and my engine sounds so good
And I sure wouldn't mind if you came along with your truck

{Verse}
The sun shining its a beautiful day
And life's coming in a special way
All I see is the clear blue sky above me
And all I feel is the need for you to love me

{Bridge}
Can you ride away with me?
Can you ride away with me?
Can you ride away with me?
Can you ride away with me?

{Chorus}
Ride down the open road with me baby
Please take me causе you know I'm free
My wheels are turning and my engine sounds so good
And I surе wouldn't mind if you came along with your truck

{Outro}
Ride
Ride
Ride
Ride

Release Date: September 13, 1974

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"Wednesday - Ride" is a catchy and upbeat song about hitting the open road with someone special. The chorus invites the listener to join the singer on a carefree journey, emphasizing the freedom and joy of the ride. The verses paint a picture of a beautiful day, with the sun shining and the clear blue sky above. The bridge poses a question, asking if the listener can ride away with the singer, adding a sense of longing and anticipation. Overall, "Wednesday - Ride" is a feel-good anthem perfect for cruising down the highway with the windows down.

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Wednesday is an indie rock band based in Asheville, North Carolina that began releasing music in 2018. Originally a musical collaboration between University of North Carolina students Karly Hartzman and Daniel Gorham, the group expanded into its current iteration as a five-piece outfit composed of frontwoman Karly Hartzman (vocals/rhythm guitar/primary songwriter), Jake “MJ” Lenderman (lead guitar), Xandy Chelmis (lap steel guitar), Margo Schultz (bass), and Alan Miller (drums).

The band’s name Wednesday comes from Karly Hartzman and original member Daniel Gorham’s mutual appreciation of English jangle pop band The Sundays, especially their 1990 album Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. Yet The Sundays' soft guitar music is a far cry from Wednesday’s current musical output, which is mainly an amalgamation of ‘90s-inspired noisy slacker rock with elements of country and shoegaze … also known as “country-gaze.”