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'Drive' by Deftones is a Hard Rock track from the album 'Covers' released in 2011. The lyrics sound like a warning and a plea, asking who will notice when things have gone wrong, and who will see you through after you fall. The repeated focus on being taken home, picked up, and then paid attention to gives it the anxious edge of someone watching a person slip away. One line sums up the fear of being left too late, asking, “Who’s gonna tell you when it’s too late?”
"Drive" is a track by Deftones, from the album Covers, released 15th April 2011. The track is 4:51 long. It's filed under Hard Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 14 articles about Deftones.
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