Jamiroquai Songs - Travelling Without Moving Lyrics

Jamiroquai - Travelling Without Moving

Jamiroquai - Travelling Without Moving Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Travelling Without Moving
Released: 1996

Travelling Without Moving Lyrics

Get down, right on
Get down

I know all we're doing is traveling without moving hey hey
I know all we're doing is traveling without moving
Can't stop, no
I know all we're doing is traveling without moving hey hey
I know all we're doing is traveling without moving

Speed freak
Faster than a speedin' bullet,
Slow down, if I don't
If I don't I might just lose it
Looked up
You've got me honey
Locked up under heavy brakin' yeah yeah
You know I've got to hang on
Drive too fast I might be last oh yeah

I know all we're doing is traveling without moving
Oh yeah
I know all we're doing is traveling without moving
Whoa yeah
I know all we're doing is traveling without moving
Oh yeah
I know all we're doing is traveling without moving
Whoa yeah

I know all we're doing is traveling without moving
Oh yeah
I know all we're doing is traveling without moving
I know all we're doing is traveling without moving

Writer/s: WALLIS BUCHANAN, SIMON KATZ, JASON KAY, DERRICK MCKENZIE, TOBY SMITH, STUART ZENDER
Publisher: EMI Music Publishing, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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Travelling Without Moving

Written by lead singer Jay Kay, this song starts with him accelerating up until fifth gear in a 1994 Lamborghini Diablo SE30.

Jay Kay was branded a hypocrite by some critics for using the Ferrari-inspired logo that adorned the Travelling Without Moving album cover (with the group's Buffalo Man mascot standing in for the familiar black horse), undermining the environmentally conscious Emergency on Planet Earth album.

But the frontman is unapologetic about his addiction to sports cars. "People say, 'Jay you've got fourteen cars, how unenviromentally friendly.' But you can't drive them all at once. Even if I'm driving one, there's thirteen that somebody else can't because they're mine," he reasoned in a 2001 Esquire interview. At the time, his collection included numerous Ferraris, an Aston Martin DB5, two Mercedes 4×4s, a 1960s Mercedes convertible and an Audi RS4.

If your spell-checker flagged the song and album title, you're probably American; most English-speaking countries spell "Traveling" with two Ls ("Travelling").