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Drove Through Town

From They Are Going Away2016

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Drove Through Town

I was waiting in the car, then a Ford got stolen You didn't love me yet You were squinting in the sun, looking at me from church steps And all of the grass was still wet Hold tight, you wanna know what I look like You wanna make sure I'm breaking down sometimes I drove through town There wasn't anybody around I drove through town It's easier to cry bout now I drove through town I didn't get one red light I drove through town It felt relatively alright I fell relatively all night You were living in a nightmare, everything coming undone While all of my dreams came true I was sleeping on couch, waiting on the mail to come What the hell else could I do? These days you wanna hear what I can't say You wanna make sure I'm breaking down sometimes I drove through town There wasn't anybody around I drove through town It's easier to cry bout now I drove through town I didn't get one red light I drove through town It felt relatively alright I fell relatively all night I had days, and days, and days not to think about you And I didn't think about you I drove through town I drove through town I thought 'bout how it all went down I drove through town

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"Drove Through Town" is a song by Donovan Woods from the album They Are Going Away, released in 2016.

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