Seems somebody put out the moon
Now the road is a minefield
I can't follow the way she moves
I can't see past the shadows

You make the darkness disappear
I feel found when you stay near
I know where I am when you are here
My way becomes so clear

When you're gone
Will I lose control?
You're the only road I know
You show me where to go
Who will drive my soul?

Seems somebody burned out the signs
I can't expect the hard curves
There's no borders, there are no lines
How can I know where to turn?

You make the streetlights reappear
I feel bright when you stand near
I know what I am when you are here
My place becomes so clear

When you're gone
Will I lose control?
You're the only road I know
You show me where to go
Who will drive my soul?

Will I lose control?
You're the only road that I know
You show me where to go
Who will drive my soul?
Drive my soul

When you're gone
Will I lose control?
You're the only road I know
You show me where to go

When you're gone
Will I lose control?
You're the only road I know
You show me where to go
Who will drive my soul?


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Drive My Soul Lyrics as written by Valerie Poxleitner Thomas Salter

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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    a definitely agree with you her, i wasnt sure if she was a spiritual song or not but this song really made it seem like. and she has a strong religious background? didnt know that, i just started getting into her stuff ha.

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