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Artist: Sundry
Canonical path: /sundry/the-drive
Related lyric paths: 2
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The Drive
Read The Drive lyrics by Sundry on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Drive
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Twenty-eight miles to go.
What do I have to show?
Everybody says I can't go home again.
What do they think they know?
Eighteen miles to go.
It wasn't that long ago.
Will she believe the new? Can we release the old?
Maybe we'll take it slow.
Another half mile. Will she smile?
Another quick prayer. Will she be there?
Remember the time she found me faithless.
Isn't it strange how people change in the Light?
The driveway, the doorbell.
Slowly she opens and she smiles. She smiles.
People change in the Light. I changed in the Light.
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