Aerosmith: "On The Road
Again"
Look out pretty mamaI'm on the road again.
Bachman-Turner Overdrive: "Freeways"
Drivin' in a beat up carThe highway is long but we've come so far
Two thousand miles from home
We got to find someplace that we can belong
But, we know, the freeways in life
Are all pointing us home
Don't you know, nothing in this life means anymore
Freeways, freeways.
Richard
"Dickie" Betts: "Back On The Road Again"
Back on the road againRight back where we really always been
Same old hotel rooms
Back on the road again.
Richard
"Dickie" Betts: "Highway Call"
Sometimes I feel so all aloneThat ain't no place to be
I wish I had my feet under the table
A little child on my knee
Highway call
There's something in your song
Highway call
You keep me rollin' on.
Rory Block:
"Gone Again"
Man, will you look at that sweet
two wheeler.Gotta keep moving on open road
Gotta keep moving on open road
All I see is open road
Miles and miles of open road
Keep moving on open road.
Gotta keep moving on open road
Gone, gone.
Brewer and
Shipley: "Blue Highway"
People don't pick you up on
the blue highwayOh the blue highway is a road you travel alone
People sure ain't gonna look you up on the blue highway
On the blue highway just keeps leadin' you on.
David
Bromberg: "New Lee Highway Blues"
You know that goddam road
seemed like it went on foreverExhaust fumes made our eyes turn red and swell.
With our clothes stuck to the seat and to our bodies
It was a stinking summer trip through southern hell.
Jackson
Browne: "Nothing But Time"
Rolling down 295 out of
Portland, MaineStill high from the people up there and feeling no pain
Gonna make it to New Jersey, gonna set it up and do it again.
Jackson
Browne: "The Pretender"
I'm going to rent myself a
houseIn the shade of the freeway.
I'm going to pack my lunch in the morning
And go to work each day.
And when the evening rolls around
I'll go on home and lay my body down.
Jackson
Browne: "The Road"
Highways and dancehallsA good song takes you far
You write about the moon
And you dream about the stars
Blues in old motel rooms
Girls in daddy's car
You sing about the nights
And you laugh about the scars.
Jackson
Browne: "The Road and the Sky"
I'm just rolling away from
yesterdayBehind the wheel of a stolen Chevrolet
I'm going to get a little higher
And see if I can hot-wire reality.
Jackson
Browne: "Running on Empty"
Looking out at the road
rushing under my wheelsLooking back at the years gone by like so many summer fields
In sixty-five I was seventeen and running up one-o-one
I don't know where I'm running now, I'm just running on.
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Jackson
Browne: "Shaky Town"
And I've followed those
highway signsAnd I've run down those thin white lines
Like those drivers this old road is all I call my own
That's a big ten-four
From your back door
Just put that hammer down
This young man feels
Those eighteen wheels
That keep turning 'round to take me down to shaky town.
The Byrds:
"B. B. Class Road"
We're driving down the
highwaySeven days a week
Looking for a number 1
Looking rather bleak.
Well, I'm a roadie
What a job being a roadie.
Canned Heat:
"On The Road Again"
Take a hint from your mama,
please don't cry no more.Cause it's soon one morning down the road I'm gone
But I ain't goin' down that long ol' lonesome road all by myself
If I can't carry you, baby, going to carry somebody else.
Tony Carey:
"Blue Highway"
I had a wife, she wouldn't
keep meLeft a job, a living, and family
There was nothing to keep me, no reason to stay
Went looking for nothing down the blue highway.
Mary Chapin
Carpenter: "Down at the Twist and Shout"
Well I never have wandered
down to New OrleansNever have drifted down a bayou stream
But I heard that music on the radio
And I swore some day I was gonna go
Down highway 10 past Lafayette
To Baton Rouge and I won't forget
To send you a card with my regrets
'cause I'm never gonna come back home.
Mary Chapin
Carpenter: "Read My Lips"
A few more cigarettes now
honeyOne more jolt of joe
A couple hours past New York City
A few more turnpike tolls
One more minute away from you
Is a minute that lasts too long.
Mary Chapin
Carpenter: "A Road is Just a Road"
A road is only dust and dirt.On a lonely interchange
The signs all look the same
'cause a road is just a road
and a feeling's just a feeling.
No matter where you go,
from Waterloo to Wichita
A road is just a road
that the one you love is leaving on.
Mary Chapin
Carpenter: "Stones in the Road"
And the stones in the road
fly out from beneath our wheelsAnother day, another deal, before we get back home
And the stones in the road leave a mark from whence they came
A thousand points of light or shame, baby, I don't know.
Marshall
Chapman: "Leaving Loachapoka"
Going 90 miles an hour with
her hair on fireRunning on a tank full of burning desire
She's heading out on highway number 29
Leaving Loachapoka, Alabama, behind.
The Collins
Kids: "Hot Rod"
I found a real cute babyshe's a real swinging baby
And she says we'll go steady
just as soon as I get me a hot rod.
I'm going to take her for a moonlight drive
Across Mulholland Drive
Man I will be really alive
As soon as I get me a hot rod.
Don Conley:
"Blue Highway"
Another highway, another
heartacheTraveling man routine eight days from home
And all alone in the whining time machine . . .
On this blue highway
Between love and me
Nothing but blue highway
As far as my heart can see
Continental
Drifters: "Highway of the Saints"
I'm driving down the Highway
of the SaintsKeepin' an eye on a friend of mine
Who wishes no complaints
When all her strength had left her
And hope it become thin.
Alice
Cooper: "Slick Black Limousine"
We're gonna fly ya ya yeahNinety miles an hour
Swervin' all over the road
Hundred miles an hour
My hand's on the radio
Baby's in the back seat
Bompin' all over the road.
Creedence
Clearwater Revival: "Sweet Hitch-hiker"
Was ridin' along side the highway,
Rollin' up the country side.
Thinkin' I'm the devil's heatwave,
What you burn in your crazy mind?
Saw a slight distraction standin' by the road;
She was smilin' there, yellow in her hair;
Do you wanna, I was thinkin', would you care.
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