Miley Cyrus
The Driveway lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 2008
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:44
After twelve, not so well
Won't pretend, it's too soon to tell
What's around this bend?
No disgrace, about face
Anything not to have to chase you down again
You know nothing hurts like loosing
When you know it's really gone
Except for the pain of choosing
To hold too long
I tried it your way
But I got nothing to show
It's been the same, same
And the story's getting old
So I guess the driveway
Will be the end of the road
For us it's too late
Let the credits start to roll
A lot to say
But not today
Let the radio break the silence
As we drive
A kiss goodbye
Not this time
Don't remember what about this song
I ever liked
You know nothing hurts like loosing
When you know I'm already gone
Except for the pain of choosing
To hold too long
I tried it your way
But I got nothing to show
It's been the same, same
And the story's getting old
So I guess the driveway
Will be the end of the road
For us it's too late
Let the credits start to roll
I thought maybe we were getting somewhere
But we're still nowhere at all
I watched your tail lights fading
I try but it still won't fall
I remember what it feels like to know love
And have it taken away
Can't think of what I've learned right now
But I'll be thanking you someday
I tried it your way
But I got nothing to show
You know it's been the same, same
And the story's getting old
So I guess the driveway
Will be the end of the road
For us it's too late
Let the credits start to roll
Let the credits start to roll
So I guess the driveway
Will be the end of the road
End of the road
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Key vocabulary
- choosing
- selecting; pickingA1
- end
- finish pointA1
- face
- front part of headA1
- gone
- not here; finishedA1
- guess
- think without sure proofA1
- know
- have understandingA1
- nothing
- no thingA1
- old
- not newA1
- really
- in factA1
- road
- path for carsA1
About this song
Miley Cyrus is an American singer and songwriter who has worked across pop, country, hip-hop, rock, and disco. She first rose to fame as Disney’s Hannah Montana and is known for hits like “Party in the U.S.A.” and “Flowers,” as well as her genre-shifting albums including Bangerz and Plastic Hearts.