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Song DescriptionThe melancholy thoughts experienced while traveling alone.
Story Behind the SongAfter playing a gig on Christmas Eve traveling back home to my wife during a snow storm.
Lyrics
Travelin'.
Dakota state line, half past two and I'm travelin'.
The cold outside weeps a lonely tune. Why am I travelin'?
Don't see the state patrol, hands me a ticket, here we go.
Travelin'.
Coffee black like bitter rain. No one listens, so why complain? I keep travelin'.
Lord why does the road go on? Another detour and the day is gone.
White lines cast an evil spell. 66 miles to Death's Hotel. Ummmmm
Too tired to drive, too empty to care.
This drivin' fool sure could use a prayer
The road runs gray for eternity. Homeward bound will it - bring me
Shattered lives visit my grave.
God let them rest, their souls please save,
'Cause they're travelin' Maybe not like me, but maybe just maybe
Song Length
2:56
Genres
Folk - General, Folk - Contemporary
Tempo / Feel
Medium Slow (91 - 110)
Lead Vocal
Male Vocal
Moods
Moving, Poignant
Subject Matter
Life, Loneliness
Similar Artists
Gordon Lightfoot, John Stewart
Language
English
Era
1960 - 1969
| Lyric Credits |
Michael Braun |
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| Music Credits |
Michael Braun |
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| Producer Credits |
Michael Braun |
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| Publisher Credits |
Michael Braun |
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| Performance Credits |
Michael Braun |
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| Label Credits |
Michael Braun |
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