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I forgot how much you like to drive You always said that driving gave you a sense of freedom It made you feel better Blasting your music and singing The smell of burning rubber coming off the tires The wind on your face when the window is down And the wiper blades squeaking as they wipe off the rushing Seattle rain Driving fast helps you breathe Calms you down, helps you focus Just continue talking to me And drive back to me when you’re no longer sad
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Jul 5, 2011
Jul 5, 2011 at 10:21 PM UTC
The Drive
I forgot how much you like to drive You always said that driving gave you a sense of freedom It made you feel better Blasting your music and singing The smell of burning rubber coming off the tires The wind on your face when the window is down And the wiper blades squeaking as they wipe off the rushing Seattle rain Driving fast helps you breathe Calms you down, helps you focus Just continue talking to me And drive back to me when you’re no longer sad
From: Talk Dirty/Breathe Easy
khrystina-lee-meers
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Jul 5, 2011
Jul 5, 2011 at 10:21 PM UTC
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