“Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)” is a song by the American alternative metal band Deftones, released in 1998 as the second single from their serious praised second album, “Around the Fur,”. The song was written by the band members Chino Moreno, Stephen Carpenter, Abe Cunningham, and Chi Cheng.
The lyrics of “Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)” extract a sense of crave and fly, with themes of isolation, yearning for liberty and wish to disrupt away from the keep within bounds of everyday life. The song’s title indicate a need to find relief and quietin a away place, away from the chatter and chaos of the world.
Tunefully, the song associate heavy guitar riffs with ethereal melodies and atmospheric textures, showcasing Deftones’ signature fuse of disrespect and self-reflection. Chino Moreno’s emotive lyrics further better. the song’s expressive atmosphere, transmit a sense of intentnessand emotional depth.
“Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)” has become one of Deftones’ most admired and continuing songs, celebrated by fans and critics alike for its powerful imagery, haunting melodies, and raw passional intensity. It remains a standout trail in the band’s discography and a staple of their live performances, continuing to reverberate with audiences around the world.
Lyrics
This town don’t feel mine
I’m fast to get away, far
I dressed you in her clothes
Now drive me far away, away, away
It feels good to know you’re mine
Now drive me far away, away, away
Far away I don’t care where
Just far away I don’t care where
Just far away I don’t care where, just far away
And I don’t care
Far away and I don’t care where
Just far away and I don’t care where
Just far away and I don’t care where
Just far away I don’t care
Far away and I don’t care where
Just far away and I don’t care where
Just far away I don’t care
Just far away
Just far away, I don’t care where
Just far away and I don’t care where
Just far away and I don’t care where
Just far away, away
Said, far away I don’t care where, far away
I don’t care just where, just far away
I don’t care just where, far away