Lyric

"Dragon Drive" is a hard rock anthem written for a driver who grew up chasing a legendary silhouette in Japanese drift culture - inheriting that driving spirit, and pushing forward to go beyond it.

From an early age, the fundamentals were learned by watching:
how to set the angle,
how to commit on entry,
how to turn deceleration into a weapon.
Those standards weren't taught with words - they were etched into the body.
They became both an aspiration and a weight that could never be ignored.

The "Drive" in this song is not about raw speed.
It's about swinging from the outside line, loading the chassis, trusting the angle,
and carving one's own line through drift itself.
This is a battle of technique, control, and belief.

The Dragon represents the figure to surpass -
and at the same time, the fire flowing in the blood.
The cutting twin-guitar riffs, sticky bass groove,
and relentless double-kick drums mirror the transfer of instinct from parent to child,
and the difference that must be forged beyond it.

This is not a song of rebellion.
It's not about borrowing a name.
It's about standing on the same stage as a driver,
with nothing but one's own driving to speak.

Respect remains.
The shadow is faced head-on.
And through one's own line,
a new Dragon is born.

That is - Dragon Drive.