Drive
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Drive
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In the heart of California
Yeah I do all the driving
You were picking out the stations
Cause you didn't have your license
We were waiting for our song
On the roads of California
We argued about directions
You wanted east, I wanted west
And we settled on an exit and we were lost
But we didn't care
We don't pay no mind, we just drive
And you were mine
When we would drive
We would waste our time
When would drive
You were mine
When we would drive
Heard you're still in California
With a tattoo on your neck
And you manage at the bank and
Finally learned to drive a stick
It's been so long
Do you still get lost?
We don't pay no mind, we just drive
And you were mine
When we would drive
We would waste our time
When would drive
You were mine
When we would drive
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Who performs "Drive"?
Milo Greene performs "Drive", and this lyric page sits inside the Milo Greene catalog on LyroVerse.
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