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Midnight Drive
03:20
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Take my hand
and we'll make our getaway
We'll travel through all space and time
Cause I don't know if we'll find another way
So hold on tight
It's our midnight drive
Get on in
We're a couple of castaways
We're cruising at the speed of light
I don't know how far we can run away
We'll fly by night
Till we see the first light
We'll fly by night
Till we see the first light
All the things you said then
You try to rearrange them
It's up to me
It's not up to me
But now we're free
Take my hand
and we'll make our getaway
We'll travel through all space and time
Cause I don't know if we'll find another way
So hold on tight
It's our midnight drive
So hold on tight
It's our midnight drive
We'll fly by night
Till we see the first light
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Jarrett Randazzo Orlando, Florida
Jarrett Randazzo writes cinematic pop songs and is no stranger to TV/Film, having penned the theme song to a hit TV series and movie, as well as having his songs in shows from NBC to MTV. His love of 80's soundtracks inspired him to write his debut EP which is anchored in pop song-craft with sparkling synths, chorused guitars, and hook-laden melodies. ... more
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