Maybe We Can Just Drive

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I'm trying to be less independent
 I know that may sound strange
 In a culture in which high-class businessmen are given all the praise
 And strong and capable women in pop music are all the rage
 I just don't wanna be some sad, lonely rocker in middle age
 I'm not saying I need a white picket fence, if those even still exist
 In fact, I've been fencing myself in and pretty much impossible to live with
 But in my defense, I find it offensive when anyone recommends
 That I settle in and start planning for the end
 'Cause my last relationship was a nightmare
 That slowly revealed itself
 And I'm never able to sleep well
 When I'm sleeping with someone else
 Once you've seen this a thousand times
 You become desensitized
 But maybe you and I could go for a drive tonight
 I've seen this a thousand times
 And I've finally lost my mind
 But maybe you and I could go for a drive tonight
 I'll try not to ramble too much about my new songs
 But if I do, you don't have to act like you care
 And just to warn you, once I realize I'm not alone
 I always tend to overshare
 I'll try not to overshare
 My last relationship was a nightmare
 We were slowly killing ourselves
 Looking back on it, I didn't look well
 So now I'm not looking for anyone else
 Once you've seen this a thousand times
 You become desensitized
 But maybe you and I could go for a drive tonight
 I've seen this a thousand times
 And I've finally lost my mind
 But maybe you and I could go for a drive tonight
 Once you've seen this a thousand times
 You become desensitized
 But maybe you and I could go for a drive tonight
 I've seen this a thousand times
 And I've finally lost my mind
 Maybe we can go inside
 And you can remind me why I'm glad to be alive
 Why I'm glad to be alive
 Maybe we can go inside
 And you can remind me why I'm glad to be alive
 Or maybe we can just drive...
 Maybe we can just drive.
 

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Duration
03:27
Key
11
Tempo
109 BPM

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