A banda sonora para viajar....
1. Changes in Latitude, Changes in Attitude by Jimmy Buffett
Who hasn’t scanned the departures at the airport and recalled all the places that they’ve already been and made plans for the places still to be explored?
2. On the Road Again by Willie Nelson
Going places that you’ve never been, seeing things that you’ve never seen, making music with your friends…isn’t that what travel is all about?
3. A Good Day to Run by Darryl Worley
The only question this song leaves to ponder is: what day isn’t a good day to run?
4. Roam by the B-52’s
Fly the skies, see the seas, run around all the continents. Go ahead, roam without a care.
5. Come Away With Me by Norah Jones
I’m not sure it’s possible to resist this siren’s call to walk with her in yellow-grassed fields, to stand with her atop a mountain, to lie with her under a tin roof in the rain. It’s travel the romantic way.
6. Fly Away by Lenny Kravitz
Just think of all the places you would visit if you could fly, taking off with every whim. And travel without the hassle of the airport…I’m not sure it gets better than that.
7. Life is a Highway by Tom Cochrane
Windows down, gas tank full, an open road in front of you. This song demands that you sing along as you see the world from behind the wheel.
8. Wherever I May Roam by Metallica
When you’re able to find home on the road, you know that you’ve reached a new level of travel and you no longer care how the world defines you.
9. I’ve Been Everywhere by Johnny Cash
Though I’ve yet to actually meet anyone who can claim they’ve been everywhere, there certainly are a lot of people trying. Regardless of whether you like to hit as many spots as you can or take it slow and easy through one place, rambling through the many places listed in this song is always fun.
10. King of the Road by Roger Miller
Everybody wants to be king of something, and if you’re a traveler, there’s no better kingdom than the road.
11. Around the World by the Red Hot Chili Peppers
No arguing here. Life is indeed beautiful all around the world
1. Changes in Latitude, Changes in Attitude by Jimmy Buffett
Who hasn’t scanned the departures at the airport and recalled all the places that they’ve already been and made plans for the places still to be explored?
2. On the Road Again by Willie Nelson
Going places that you’ve never been, seeing things that you’ve never seen, making music with your friends…isn’t that what travel is all about?
3. A Good Day to Run by Darryl Worley
The only question this song leaves to ponder is: what day isn’t a good day to run?
4. Roam by the B-52’s
Fly the skies, see the seas, run around all the continents. Go ahead, roam without a care.
5. Come Away With Me by Norah Jones
I’m not sure it’s possible to resist this siren’s call to walk with her in yellow-grassed fields, to stand with her atop a mountain, to lie with her under a tin roof in the rain. It’s travel the romantic way.
6. Fly Away by Lenny Kravitz
Just think of all the places you would visit if you could fly, taking off with every whim. And travel without the hassle of the airport…I’m not sure it gets better than that.
7. Life is a Highway by Tom Cochrane
Windows down, gas tank full, an open road in front of you. This song demands that you sing along as you see the world from behind the wheel.
8. Wherever I May Roam by Metallica
When you’re able to find home on the road, you know that you’ve reached a new level of travel and you no longer care how the world defines you.
9. I’ve Been Everywhere by Johnny Cash
Though I’ve yet to actually meet anyone who can claim they’ve been everywhere, there certainly are a lot of people trying. Regardless of whether you like to hit as many spots as you can or take it slow and easy through one place, rambling through the many places listed in this song is always fun.
10. King of the Road by Roger Miller
Everybody wants to be king of something, and if you’re a traveler, there’s no better kingdom than the road.
11. Around the World by the Red Hot Chili Peppers
No arguing here. Life is indeed beautiful all around the world
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