“Drive Me Home” was recorded to be part of The Wabash compilation album, a collection of Wabash River Valley artists performing songs about the river. Yearbook Committee also released the same recording as a single.

“This is the cut with the glockenspiel, which is the novelty we have come to expect from this group that gives new meaning to the term eclectic. As it notes on its website, its style is: ‘A lot of folk. Some of everything else thrown in there too. A whole lot of harmony.’ All of that is in this song, as vocalist Christina Blust sings an almost-whispery solo at the beginning, backed by acoustic guitar. A single female voice soon harmonizes, with glockenspiel accompaniment. The rest of the committee then joins in a Broadway-style chors (I’m thinking “RENT”) when the song comes to the lyrics: ‘…of crying trains and cornfields at night and the rising Wabash River.’ That’s followed by Blust and committee’s call-and-response that gives the song its title: ‘C’mon … C’mon, drive me … C’mon … C’mon, drive me … C’mon … C’mon, drive me home.’ The song close with an a capella surprise with a male lead and full harmony. This is one of the album’s best cuts.”

– Merv Hendricks, Terre Haute Tribune-Star, 20 December 2012, “‘The Wabash’ varies in style, pace, heritage and feeling”