The Drive
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The Drive
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I took a drive to see you last night after midnight.
I drove all the way over you weren't there.
On my return I decided to travel on to the part of town that
I'm not so sure of, what they call bad.
I saw girls pushing babies
as they slept in their strollers
being pushed from the corners into the dark.
And there were dogs that took over where the homeless
would slumber n the day,
but it was night now in the park.
Now this part it's so different.
It's unlike me it's so distant
just the colors are different,
now I know.
I'm not sure why I'm wary,
in the dark things get hazy,
but I know I'd be crazy to ignore.
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Summer At Shatter Creek performs "The Drive", and this lyric page sits inside the Summer At Shatter Creek catalog on LyroVerse.
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