"Drive On" is a song by British

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, released as the

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from their second album, ''

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'', on 16 October 1989. It was their fifth consecutive hit to peak inside the top 40 of the

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, reaching number 39 in November 1989.

Track listings

7-inch and cassette single :A. "Drive On" – 4:06 :B. "Drive On (Dream On)" – 3:38 12-inch single :A. "Drive On" (So Strong mix) – 6:23 :B. "Drive On" (Apple mix) – 6:05 Limited-edition 12-inch single :A. "Drive On" (Auto mix) – 5:53 :B. "Drive On" (Dr Boozie's Revenge mix) – 4:58 CD single # "Drive On" # "Drive On" (So Strong mix) # " Be My Twin" (US remix) Japanese mini-CD single # "Drive On" # "Drive On" (So Strong mix)

Charts

References

* Paul Gambaccini, Tim Rice, Jonathan Rice (1993), ''British Hit Singles'', Guinness Publishing ltd,

External links

Nathan Moore Official Website
1989 singles 1989 songs Brother Beyond songs Parlophone singles {{1980s-pop-song-stub