The 1975/ Drive Like I Do/ Covers

Drive Like I Do

Drive like I do

The 1975

General

I Wanna Be Yours (Arctic Monkeys) Cover

LYRICS:

You, you always seem to get what you want
Yo oh oh, yo oh oh, it seems to get better
And I'm dreaming, you're bleeding, depleted
And I'm bouncing off the floor and your ceiling
This feeling, guess the meaning
You know oh oh, you know oh oh, it seems to get better
And I still lie outside

Well, this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Find you
Well, this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Find you

So go take a little bit if you want
If you want to go take a little bit if you want to
You're bleeding, depleted, guess the meaning
You know oh oh, you know oh oh, you seem to get better
I, I I'm the prince of the Tyne
Guess you wouldn't know cause you sleep on your side
I guess you wouldn't know
I guess you wouldn't know
You seem to get better

Well, this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Find you
Well, this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Find you
Well, this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Find you
Well, this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Find you

Well, this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Find you
Well, this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Find you
Well, this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Find you
Well, this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Find you

The 1975 - Ghosts

The 1975 - Lost Boys

Scary Monsters (Drive Like I Do)

Robbers- Drive Like I Do

So Good To Me In The Live Lounge // Rain

The 1975 - Facedown (rain&thunder edit)

MILK - The 1975

Available on iTunes here: http://po.st/BgwWbR

'Medicine' was written especially for the Zane Lowe curated rescore of the 'Drive' movie soundtrack. 
 
After we stole him we made our way from Los Angeles through the Californian desert to Las Vegas. Drowning my sorrows and (narrowly) avoiding conflict from many directions..... I sat down with Jim (Zane Lowe's Producer) and he began to explain to me how he was in the process of re-scoring a movie and did we want to be involved. The film in question was the modern classic ‘Drive’. So of course my answer was ‘yes’. We wrote Medicine for our chosen scenes.   Medicine, it’s title and sentiment, goes all the way back to the original The 1975 project that was based in my bedroom. It’s a new piece of music informed by the genesis of our band and our love for ‘Drive’ as a film. Having the opportunity to re-score a movie of which we were already so familiar provided us with a sense of knowing and allowed us to be slightly more introspective than we maybe would have been approaching something unknown. The movie itself plays with the duality of resignment and hope - and this is most obvious and stirring in the scenes we chose to score. The song is a testament to that same idea and has in turn become one of our most personal and best loved pieces of music to date. I won’t delve into what the song is about lyrically because frankly I want to put those ideas to bed; but being provided with the context in which Medicine came to be, it allowed the song to become a mausoleum for those ideas, captured, diverted and frozen forever. Which is pretty cool x

Matthew Healy


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