She's My Ride Home

Blue October · Foiled [2004]

We talked

Together sharpening a knife

Like killing partners for our life

Hey we can hide the bodies on the ride home



Now here we are

We're licking skin to wipe us clean

Strike a match pour gasoline

Ditch the scene and watch the city burn

Asleep my life will be a pillow steering wheel turn



I'll be reaching for the stars with you honey

Who cares no one else believes

So I

Set fire to everyone around



But I can't do

I told told you we'd do it

So ha, ha, ha, ha

Ha, ha, ha, ha

Yeah we won



We drive

To leave the past

And clear the mind

To watch the sunset set its time



I swear you're fine

On your ride home



Now close your eyes

It's getting dark and the highway's clear

No sign of life from front to rear

It's just you my dear

On the ride home

We're going home



I'll be reaching for the stars with you honey

Who cares no one else believes

So I

Set fire to everyone around



But I can't do

I told told you we'd do it

So ha, ha, ha, ha

Ha, ha, ha, ha

Yeah we won



We talked

Together sharpening a knife

Like killing partners for a life

Hey we can hide the bodies on the ride home

Cause we're going home



I'll be reaching for the stars with you honey

Who cares no one else believes

So I

Set fire to everyone around



But I can't do

I told told you we'd do it

So ha, ha, ha, ha

(We won)

Ha, ha, ha, ha

(Oh yeah we won)

Ha, ha, ha, ha

(We won)

Ha, ha, ha, ha

(Yeah we won)



Yeah we won

She's My Ride Home

Blue October's "She's My Ride Home" serves as a poignant centerpiece on their 2004 album *Foiled*. The track exemplifies the band's signature blend of alternative rock and melodic sensibilities, characterized by emotive vocals and driving instrumentation. Released during a period where the group solidified their identity as a staple of the mid-2000s rock scene, the song reflects themes of companionship and resilience often explored in their discography. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to capture the raw energy of the era while maintaining a melodic structure that resonates with listeners seeking both familiarity and emotional depth in their music.