Released: September 14, 2010

Songwriter: Matthew Healy

Producer: Drive Like I Do The 1975

*DISCLAIMER: This song was written by the band currently known as The 1975 when they went by the name BIGSLEEP. I'm publishing the lyrics here so that we don't have to make a million separate artist pages for the previous names The 1975 has taken on over the years. Thanks :)

You, you always seem to get what you want
You, you always seem 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, you know, you seem to get better

And I still lie outside

Well this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you
Well this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you

So go take a little bit if you want
If you want to go and take a little bit if you want to
You're bleeding, depleted, guess the meaning
You know, you know, 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

[x8]
Well this car moves faster than I'm ever gonna find you

Drive Like I Do

More commonly known as The 1975, Drive Like I Do is just one of the many band names The 1975 went by before settling on the name that most fans know them by now. The 1975 formed in 2002 when all of the members were teenagers. Some of the other names the band has gone by aside from Drive Like I Do are Talkhouse, Bigsleep, Me and You Versus Them, Forever Enjoying Sex and The Slowdown. They used to cover a lot of Fall Out Boy songs and had a handful of songs of their own Lost Boys is popular among fans who are dedicated to the band.

Up until recently these older songs were hard to come across but there’s several Reddit threads dedicated to the old The 1975/Drive Like I Do tracks.

After Music For Cars, the current members of The 1975 will be returning to Drive Like I Do as a separate project. At one point, Matty also said that some other band members might join them. Here’s a brief article with links to Matty’s tweets about the bands.