Completely at ease with myself
That one time I felt my best
Driving down the winding road
With nowhere else to go
My heart finally whole
It was then when I knew where I wanted to be
I knew that place was part of me
Driving down a road I'd never been down before
The window open, my feet on the door
I didn't want to be anywhere more
And I'd love to share the drive with you
Because it gave me this feeling
And I felt completely new
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