Busdriver
The Church · Other Songs - The Church
And I feel that I've been lost
And I don't know where we are
Busdriver, busdriver, I never saw your eyes
When we left, the sun was up
Now, moons are in the sky
I woke up this morning
But I don't remember how
There was nothing left to care about
Oh, busdriver where are we now?
Busdriver, busdriver, I don't recognize this town
Someone called me miles ago
You must have heard the sound
Busdriver, busdriver, there's no one else but us
And I can't picture any time
When I wasn't on the bus
I was late this morning
It was early I was sure
There was nothing left to think about
Oh, busdriver there just must be more
Busdriver, busdriver, there's no one else but us
And I can't picture any time
When I wasn't on the bus
I woke up this morning but I don't remember how
There was nothing left to talk about
There was nothing left to think about
Now there's nothing left to care about
Oh busdriver, where are we now?
Busdriver
The Church, an Australian rock band formed in Sydney, is widely recognized for their atmospheric sound and distinctive guitar work. While best known for their 1988 hit 'Under the Milky Way,' the group has maintained a consistent presence in the alternative rock landscape through decades of recording. 'Busdriver' serves as an example of their broader discography, showcasing the band's signature blend of melodic sensibilities and introspective songwriting. The track reflects the group's ability to craft enduring music that resonates with fans of post-punk and new wave influences. As part of their extensive body of work, the song contributes to the band's legacy of creating textured, emotionally resonant rock music that continues to be celebrated by listeners worldwide.