Let’s go take a ride in your car
I will take the passenger seat
Baby, we don’t have to go far
Unless you wanna show
Me a lovely place out of town
Where you feel most at ease
Well you are the one that I like
Always will be
I think it’s time to let you know
The way I feel when you take hold
One single touch from you, I’m gone
Still got the rush when I’m alone
I think it is time I let you know
Take all of me, I will devote
You set me free, my body’s yours
It feels the best when you’re involved
I want you to take over control
Take over control
Take take take take over control
Oh oh oh, I want you to take over control
Plug it in and turn me on
I want you to take over control
Take over control
Take take take take over control
Oh oh oh, I want you to take over control
Plug it in and turn me on
I want you to take over control
Take over control
Take take take take over control
Oh oh oh, I want you to take over control
Plug it in and turn me on
Baby, baby, can’t you see?
That I’m giving all of me
So, it’s up to you now
We could let time pass away
I’ll make an excuse to play
But, it’s up to you now
Just wanna fulfill your needs
While you’re taking over me
So, what do you want now?
Take a picture, make a show
‘Cause nobody has to know
All the ways that we get down
I want you to take over control
Take over control
Take take take take over control
Oh oh oh, I want you to take over control
Plug it in and turn me on
Oh, oh whoa oh
Oh, oh whoa ooh oh
Plug it in and turn me on
Oh, oh whoa oh
Oh, oh whoa ooh oh
Plug it in and turn me on
Oh, oh whoa oh
Oh, oh whoa ooh oh
Oh, oh whoa oh
Oh, oh whoa ooh oh
Plug it in and turn me on
(On, on, on, on, on…)
Plug it in and turn me on
(On, on, on, on, on…)
Unplugged Desire: Exploring the Meaning Behind “Take Over Control”
Afrojack’s “Take Over Control” pulsates with electronic energy and flirtatious confidence. The lyrics capture a sense of surrender, both emotionally and physically, as the narrator invites their partner to steer the encounter. Lines like “Plug it in and turn me on” are playful metaphors, blending the world of electronic music with personal connection and intimacy. The recurring theme of letting go and allowing someone else to “take over” speaks to trust, vulnerability, and the thrill of giving in to the moment. The song’s repetitive chorus and energetic beat amplify the excitement, making it a dance anthem that resonates with listeners seeking both freedom and connection on the dance floor.
Song Credits
- Artist: Afrojack featuring Eva Simons
- Songwriters: Nick van de Wall, Eva Simons, Ingrid Simons, Mike Hamilton
- Release Year: 2010
- Label: Spinnin’ Records