Drive
Halsey/Musicfire.in Lyrics

The song "Drive" by Halsey is a song about a relationship that is based on just driving around and not necessarily having to go anywhere in particular. The singer's hands are wrapped around the stick shift of their car as they swerve along the 405 highway. The singer cannot take their eyes off of whomever they are driving with, expressing that they are infatuated with them. They describe the feeling of their partner's soft lips on their neck, illuminated by the lights bouncing off of the exit signs that are being missed as they drive by.

Throughout the song, the singer repeats the phrase "All we do is drive," which could be interpreted as the relationship being somewhat one-dimensional, where driving is the only thing they can do together without any issues arising. The lyrics suggest that they are both avoiding having deep conversations and instead sitting in silence, waiting for some sort of sign to fill the void between them. They are portrayed as being sick and full of pride, which could suggest that they are both too scared to confront their feelings, or unwilling to compromise with one another.

The chorus repeats the line "And California never felt like home to me" three times, with the final time being "Until I had you on the open road and now we're singing." This could indicate that California, or wherever they are, wasn't where the singer felt most comfortable until they had found someone they had this connection with. The song then ends with repeating the "Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah" line from before, which could represent the happy and content feeling that the singer feels while being with their partner.

Overall, "Drive" by Halsey is a song about experiencing the feeling of finding comfort, love, and contentment while being with someone as you drive around with them.