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“Always on the road tryna earn a livin’/ I remember when I bought my first ticket/ I been going, haven’t turned back since then.”įun Fact: This classic Clash breakup song from London Calling was added to the album last-minute after the artwork was finalized and therefore wasn’t included in the track list. This bilingual ballad featuring Carla Marrison narrates the perspective of a disconnected nomad, always traveling far from family and loved ones. “The Train” by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis (2016) “You know I saw miss Lucy down along the tracks/ She lost her home and her family and she won’t be coming back.” The Doobie Brothers’ harmony into harmonica on this track has the ultimate ’70s groove. “Long Train Runnin’” by The Doobie Brothers (1973) “I fell in love before I even got her name/ And I ain’t even know where she was going/ But she broke my heart when her stop came/ On the L with some headphones on.”
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But hey, “It’s not too late to learn how to love, and forget how to hate.”Ī chill rap song about meeting a beautiful stranger on the train, this Skizzy track is the ultimate Brooklyn almost-love story. “Going off the rails on a crazy train” is about struggling with mental unrest, specifically dealing with the aftermath of the Cold War. “Find hope in the hopeless/ Pull me out of the train wreck/ Unburn the ashes/ Unchain the reactions, I’m not ready to die, not yet.”įrom Ozzy’s debut solo album Blizzard of Oz, the iconic chords in this song about a train are some of the best known. James Arthur’s powerful voice shines on this honest track about battling dark emotions and looking for a way out from the toxic path of drugs and depression. “Now I’ve been crying lately, thinking about the world as it is/ Why must we go on hating, why can’t we live in bliss?/ ‘Cause out on the edge of darkness, there rides a peace train/ Oh, peace train take this country, come take me home again” Toward the end of the Vietnam War, songs about peace were common in popular music, and Stevens’ folk-pop hit made the Billboard Hot 100 top 10 in 1971. “Peace Train” by Yusuf/ Cat Stevens (1971)