
Genre: nasheedYear: 2022Type: nasheedComposer: Syed Shahnawaz Ali
Story & Cultural Context
A reflective nasheed about navigating the fast pace of modern life, avoiding distractions, and seeking spiritual grounding. The stripped version highlights Siedd's signature multi-layered vocal arrangements and acapella production without heavy synthetic elements.
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vocal-only
Credits
ComposerSyed Shahnawaz Ali
LyricistSyed Shahnawaz Ali
ArrangementSyed Shahnawaz Ali
ProducerSiedd
LabelWithout label
Story & Cultural Context
A reflective nasheed about navigating the fast pace of modern life, avoiding distractions, and seeking spiritual grounding. The stripped version highlights Siedd's signature multi-layered vocal…
Titles in Other Languages
EnglishDriving 140 (Stripped)
Lyrics
Driving 140 on the freeway, a car came by and hit you on the left lane. One call and life shattered in an instant, a family broken, oh how could they do this? I flew home that night, praying you were okay. I came to the scene and the police tried to hold me. Saw your eyes closed, lying on the concrete, never seen you lifeless, oh this just can't be. Say something to me, say that you're here, give me a sign that'll show me you're there. Cause we were supposed to marry on the same day, save mom and dad some cash, oh how we'd say. But how things can change in a blink, you called last week and I didn't pay. Now the tables have turned while I'm trying to call, but I know that you're already gone. How I wish I could see your voice, it's only through voicemail I hear back your voice. They say the best blessings come free, and we only notice them once they leave. And this never hit me like it hit me today, cause I'm missing your smile and the things that you'd say. I'm missing all the things that you'd say. Now we're all here and we're selling the home, and if you were here you'd tell us so dumb. But I cannot bear to live in this home, cause without you we don't feel like a home. I know one day we'll also go, but you were the younger one from my soul. Never expected you'd be the first to go, but God has his plans and he always knows. If you could say, say a few words, I know that you'd say to keep myself firm. Wipe off these tears and live to my full, and that one day we'll meet in fair doors. If you could say. Can you pick up your phone please?