Drive Away
All · Problematic [2000]
to cry a while Too many tortured memories to pass
the time The sun never shows its face Steel belts
leave their tracks along the way Radio sings forgottn
songs Summer always seems to be so far away The
sun never shows its face Drive away,
drive away forem everything that hurts Drive away,
drive away from troubles of the world At night the
highway seems so never ending The highway signs glare
back and blind your understanding The moon comes out
to light the way The sun never shoes its face Drive
away, drive away from troubles of the world Drive
away, drive away forem everything that hurts Time
flies by, we all wonder why It takes time away to
kill the pain Hearts celebrate but always bend You
know it'll hurt until the end Tonight the headlight's
shinging through There still time For everything
to change Drive away, drive away from troubles of
the world Drive away, drive away from troubles of
the world Drive away, drive away forem everything
that hurts Drive away, drive away forem everything that hurts
Drive Away
Drive Away stands as a notable recording from the English group All, appearing on their 2000 album Problematic. Emerging from a discography that spans decades, the track reflects the band's enduring presence in the UK music scene. All has maintained a consistent output since the early 1990s, with earlier works like Allroy Saves establishing their initial sound before evolving through subsequent releases. This song contributes to their broader catalogue, showcasing the musical direction they pursued during the turn of the millennium. While specific chart details may vary, the recording remains a significant part of their body of work, illustrating the group's ability to craft memorable melodies within their established genre. Fans of the band will recognize the stylistic elements that define their signature approach to songwriting and arrangement.