No-One Driving

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"No-One Driving"
Single by John Foxx
from the album Metamatic
B-side	"Glimmer" / "This City" / "Mr. No"
Released	21 March 1980
Recorded	Pathway, London, 1979
Genre	New wave, synthpop
Length	3:46
Label	Virgin Metal Beat VS 338
Songwriter(s)	John Foxx
Producer(s)	John Foxx
John Foxx singles chronology
"Underpass" (1980) "No-One Driving" (1980) "Burning Car" (1980)

"No-One Driving" is a 1980 song by UK artist John Foxx, and was released as a single in March 1980. It was the second single release from the Metamatic album, after "Underpass". The song is typical of Foxx's musical output of the time, featuring a Ballardian dystopian scenario involving an automobile in the lyrics, with music produced using electronic instruments (synthesisers, drum machines, electronic percussion) only.

The single was released as a limited edition double 7" disc with three accompanying tracks, and as a single 7" both as two track and three track discs with the same catalogue number. The single version is slightly different from the album version in sound mix and lyrics; the line "..someone's gone liquid in the sheets.." on the original (album) version is replaced by "..someone's gone missing in the sheets..".

The record entered the UK Singles Chart at no. 32, remaining at the same position for a further week before dropping down.^[1] This was the final single release from Metamatic.

The single version is featured on the John Foxx compilation albums Modern Art - The Best of John Foxx (2001) and Glimmer - Best of John Foxx (2008). The latter also includes an "early version" of "No-One Driving". Live versions of the song are also included on the albums: Live From A Room (As Big As A City) (2006) and A New Kind of Man (2008).

The song remains a John Foxx standard and one of his best known songs and is performed live to this day, as John Foxx And The Maths.