Auto Pilot
Queens Of The Stone Age · Rated R [2000]
Saw you down there on the marble slab
The best trip that I've ever had
High up in a jet plane, pass it around
My drinks on empty, need another round
I wanna fly, wanna ride with you
Is this the best that you can do?
I wanna fly, wanna ride with you
High up in a jet plane with you
When we arrive in the middle of nowhere
Don't act like you know, I been here so many times
I never seen you before
But now that I have, I don't wanna see you no more
High up in a jet plane with you
High up in a jet plane with you
chorus
Ahh, auto pilot no control
Ahh, ahh
Ahh, auto pilot no control
Ahh, ahh
High up in a jet plane with you
High up in a jet plane with you
The best trip that I've ever had
High up in a jet plane, pass it around
My drinks on empty, need another round
I wanna fly, wanna ride with you
Is this the best that you can do?
I wanna fly, wanna ride with you
High up in a jet plane with you
When we arrive in the middle of nowhere
Don't act like you know, I been here so many times
I never seen you before
But now that I have, I don't wanna see you no more
High up in a jet plane with you
High up in a jet plane with you
chorus
Ahh, auto pilot no control
Ahh, ahh
Ahh, auto pilot no control
Ahh, ahh
High up in a jet plane with you
High up in a jet plane with you
Auto Pilot
Queens of the Stone Age's 'Auto Pilot' stands as a defining track from their 2000 debut album, Rated R. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of heavy, downtuned riffs with melodic, atmospheric layers that characterize the stoner rock genre. Recorded during the early 2000s, the track showcases the group's ability to merge raw energy with a hypnotic, groove-oriented rhythm section. Its enduring popularity stems from its role in establishing the band's sound, influencing a generation of musicians who sought to combine aggressive heaviness with melodic accessibility. The recording remains a staple of their discography, often cited as a key example of the genre's evolution during that era.