->''"We gotta get out of this place\\
if it's the last thing we ever do"''
-->-- '''Music/TheAnimals''', "We Gotta Get Out of This Place"

A song about life on the road. Frequently this will be about a young person running away from home, and seeking a better life somewhere else. ''Anywhere'' else. This often results from SmallTownBoredom, and the belief that life on the road is more romantic.

Contrast HomesicknessHymn, which is about being ''tired'' of wandering and wanting to return home. Related to the SomewhereSong, which is about a ''specific'' place where the grass is believed to be greener, and to the IWantSong. See also DrivingSong, TheRunaway, WalkingTheEarth, and RoadTripPlot.
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!!Examples:

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[[folder:Titled "Wanderlust"]]

* "Wanderlust" by Music/HeatherAlexander[=/=]Alexander James Adams
* "Wanderlust" by Baroness
* "Wanderlust"[[labelnote:*]]ワンダーラスト, literally read as "Wanderlust"[[/labelnote]] by Music/{{BIGMAMA}}
* "Wanderlust" by Music/{{Bjork}}
* "Wanderlust" by Music/FloggingMolly
* "Wonderlust King" by Music/GogolBordello
* "Wanderlust" by Delays
* "Wanderlust" by Every Time I Die
* "Wanderlust" by [[Music/DireStraits Mark Knopfler]]
* "Wanderlust" by Music/PaulMcCartney
* "Wanderlust" by Music/{{Megadeth}}
* "The Wanderlust" by Music/{{Metric}} with Music/LouReed
* "Wanderlust" by Music/{{Nightwish|Band}}
* "Wanderlust" by Music/AbneyPark
* "Wanderlust" by Music/{{REM}}
* "Wanderlust" by Music/WildBeasts
* "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUWd_SP4thU Wanderlust]]" by Flo and Joan, a comical example
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'''Other Names'''

[[folder:Alternative Rock]]
* "The Taste of Ink" by The Used
* "The World at Large" by Music/ModestMouse
* "Dorothy Dreams of Tornados" by Cursive
* "Naveed" by Music/OurLadyPeace
* Deconstructed in "Exotic Siren Song" by Music/{{Moonshake}}, in which following his wanderlust pushes the narrator over the DespairEventHorizon. "Capital Letters" similarly has [[CountryMouse the narrator]] follow his wanderlust and move to the big city, only to become quickly disillusioned with it.
** Funnily enough, Moonshake has a song actually titled "Wanderlust" that ''isn't'' one of these.
* Music/PoetsOfTheFall's DrivingSong "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=di7NMssrqsE Daze]]" is about the highs and lows of touring, dealing with both the thrill of travel and the exhaustion that comes with it.
-->Rolling down the freeway, master to the speed of light\\
Screaming up in the air, bursting through the night\\
No rest, I've stayed here too long, it's time to move on
* "Boatman" by Mono Inc. feat. [[Music/VNVNation Ronan Harris]].
* "Book of Days" and "On My Way Home" by Music/{{Enya}}. Inverted in "I May Not Awaken".
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[[folder:Blues]]
* "Boogie Chillen" by Music/JohnLeeHooker
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[[folder:Blues-Rock]]
* "We Gotta Get Out of This Place", Music/TheAnimals
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[[folder:Classical]]
* ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5gWlmJqaB4 "Das Wandern"]]'' from Music/FranzSchubert's song cycle ''Music/DieSchöneMüllerin'' (''The Pretty Milleress'').
* Emmanuel Geibel and Justus Wilhelm Lyra's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5phLBjpgpU "Der Mai ist gekommen"]]. This is a very popular genre in Germany.
* Ralph Vaughan Williams' "The Vagabond" from ''Songs of Travel,'' (text by Creator/RobertLouisStevenson)
* Giancarlo Menotti's "When the air sings of summer I must wander again," from ''The Old Maid and the Thief''
* "Slim's Song" from Benjamin Britten's ''Paul Bunyan'' (text by Creator/WHAuden)
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[[folder:Country]]
* "King of the Road" by Music/RogerMiller.
* "On the Road Again" by Music/WillieNelson.
* "Rambling Man" by Music/HankWilliams.
* "Ramblin' Cowboy" by Carson Robison
* "Heads Carolina, Tails California" by Music/JoDeeMessina.
* "The Way I Feel" by Mary Chapin Carpenter.
* "One Way Ticket (Because I Can)" by Music/LeAnnRimes
* "Reckless" by Music/{{Alabama}}.
* "Nobody's Gonna Rain On Our Parade" by Music/KathyMattea.
* "Wanderin' Star", memorably performed by Lee Marvin.
* "My House" by Music/KaceyMusgraves, about life in an RV.
* "A Little Gasoline" by Terri Clark.
* "I've Been Everywhere" by various artists, most notably Music/JohnnyCash.
* "Starting Over" by Music/ChrisStapleton
* "On the Road" by Lee Roy Parnell
* "Wide Open Spaces" by Music/TheChicks, is this combined with a LeavingTheNestSong.
* "What About Now" by Music/{{Lonestar}}
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[[folder:Electropop]]
* "Moving On" by Ryuichi Sakamoto, on the album ''Sweet Revenge',' is a particularly poignant example
* "Dark Drive" by The Rain Within, from the album of the same name. Ditto the title track of ''Atomic Eyes''.
* "Run to the Sun" by Music/{{Erasure}}.
* "Let's Take a Car" by Marsheaux.
* "Angeline" by Groove Coverage. Also a OneWomanSong.
* "Get Away" by Shauna Davis.
* "Around The World" by More.
* "In Motion" and "In Space, No One Can Hear You Cry" by Color Theory.
* "Runaway" by Electric Youth.
* "Purple Sun" and "Runaway" by NINA.
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[[folder:Filk]]
* Defied in Kathy Mar's ''Heartwarming.'' The singer[[note]]it isn't clear if it's Kathy herself or an unnamed character[[/note]] spends the entire song declaring her love for the person who finally convinced her to settle down.
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[[folder:Folk]]
* Tom Paxton's "Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound" is a song about how wanderlust isn't such a good idea after all: the narrator is lonely and lost constantly traveling. It ends:
-->''"If you see me passing by, and you sit and wonder why,\\
And you wish that you were a rambler too,\\
Nail your shoes to the kitchen floor, lace 'em up and bar the door\\
And thank the stars for the roof that's over you"''
* "The Greatest Adventure" by Glenn Yarborough. It's the song that plays at the beginning of the 1977 film of ''WesternAnimation/TheHobbit''.
* "Fast Car" by Tracy Chapman.
-->''You got a fast car,\\
Is it fast enough so we can fly away? We gotta make a decision;\\
Leave tonight, or live and die this way?''
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve2Qj281G0s "Passenger"]] by Music/LisaHannigan is this combined with ListingCities.
* Friedrich-Wilhelm Möller's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l3K5oNZ0_w "The Happy Wanderer"]] ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_QJi7wVENE "Der fröhliche Wanderer"]])
* "Boomer's Story" (trad)
* "Everybody's Talkin'", originally by Fred Neil but famously covered by Harry Nilsson, The Beautiful South, and many others. The singer feels trapped and alienated by urban life and dreams of escaping.
-->''"I'm goin' where the sun keeps shining\\
Through the pouring rain;\\
Going where the weather suits my clothes..."''
* Music/PhilOchs' ''Song of My Returning''; half ode to wanderlust, half love song.
* "Been on the Road So Long" by Alex Campbell is about a WorldHalfEmpty, the general theme being that he might be tired of travelling "the road of no return", but nothing he's seen makes him want to stay anywhere either.
* "Never Tire Of The Road" by Andy Irvine is a tribute to Creato/WoodyGuthrie and the life if a traveling musician.
-->''"Never tire of the road,\\
Never tire of the rolling wheel\\
Way out yonder's a calling me, and the dark road leads me onward\\
And the highway that's my code\\
There's a lonesome voice that I heard in my head that said "Never tire of the Road"\\''
* "All Who Wander" by Dougie Maclean.
-->But all who wander are not lost,\\
We just like the wind in our face.\\
Once the raging river's crossed,\\
We will return to, return to this place.
* Music/StanRogers' "Northwest Passage" is about a person driving west across Canada and musing about the first European explorers to trek the same route.
--> How then am I so different from the first men through this way? \\
Like them, I took a settled life, I threw it all away, \\
To seek a northwest passage at the call of many men \\
To find there but the road back home again.
* Music/WoodyGuthrie's "Sally, Don't You Grieve":
-->I am one of those ramblin' men,\\
Ramblin' since I don't know when,\\
Here I come and I'm gone again,\\
And I told her not to grieve after me.
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[[folder:Folk Metal]]
* "Journey Man" by Music/{{Korpiklaani}}.
* "The Road Goes Ever On" by Wuthering Heights.
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[[folder:Folk Rock]]
* "Peace Train" by Cat Stevens.
* "America" by Music/SimonAndGarfunkel.
* "Beggars to God" by Bob Franke.
* "The Road" by Music/FrankTurner.
* "Second Child, Restless Child" by Music/TheOhHellos. The song that immediately follows after, "Wishing Well," then demonstrates [[SubvertedTrope why this trope isn't always a good idea.]]
* "Road Trip" by Music/{{Runrig}}.
* "Carefree Highway" and "Long Thin Dawn" by Music/GordonLightfoot.
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[[folder:Gypsy Punk]]
* "Sally" and "Wonderlust King" by Gogol Bordello.
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[[folder:Hard Rock]]
* "Born to be Wild" by Music/{{Steppenwolf}}.
* "Fly by Night" By Music/{{Rush|Band}}.
** And the lesser known "Dreamline".
* "Ramble On", from ''Music/LedZeppelinII'' by Music/LedZeppelin.
* "Stone Free" by Music/JimiHendrix.
--> ''Stone free, to do what I please,\\
Stone free to ride the breeze,\\
Stone free, I can't stay,\\
I've got to, got to, got to get away''
* Music/ColdChisel's "Bow River" and "Houndog".
* "Bat Out of Hell" by Music/MeatLoaf. It arguably [[DeconstructedTrope deconstructs the trope]], given that the protagonist gets so caught up in the act of getting the hell out of Dodge that he ends up wrecking his motorcycle and dying.
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[[folder:Indie Rock]]
* Music/TheProtomen song "Breaking Out".
* "Seeds" by Music/HeyRosetta
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[[folder:Metal]]
* "Running Free" and "Wildest Dreams" by Music/IronMaiden.
* "Seawinds" by Music/{{Accept}} (along with Music/{{Therion}}'s {{cover version}} of it):
-->In a cold and dark December\\
As I walked into the rain\\
Stood beside the road all night long\\
In the grey December morning\\
I decided to leave my home\\
Took a train to nowhere, far away\\
Far away
* "Wherever I May Roam" by Music/{{Metallica}}.
* "Wayfarer" by Nightwish;
* Multiple on [[{{Music/CultOfLuna}} Cult of Luna's]] Somewhere Along the Highway album.
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[[folder:Melodic Hardcore]]
* "Anywhere But Here" by Music/RiseAgainst.
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[[folder:New Wave]]
* "Roam" by Music/TheB52s.
* "Screaming Skin", by Music/{{Blondie|Band}}. "Following my lust for wander everywhere I've never been, I can't escape from the sound of it--the sound of my screaming skin."
* "Six Months in a Leaky Boat" by Music/SplitEnz.
* "Smalltown Boy" by Bronski Beat.
* The commonly perceived lyrics of "Like The Wind", or Music/TheMostMysteriousSongOnTheInternet, appear to be either this or a BreakUpSong.
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[[folder:Pop]]
* The Russian pop song "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXMb9bQoM1o Zelenoglazoe taksi]]" ("Green-Eyed Taxi") by Mikhail Boyarsky is about wanting to leave one's home life and go somewhere far away.
* "Daddy's Car" by Music/TheCardigans.
* "Far Away Places", originally recorded by Music/BingCrosby in 1948 and covered by many other artists since.
* Perry Como's "The Gypsy in My Soul".
* "Breaking All the Rules" by She Moves.
* "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo" by Lobo.
* "Breakaway" by Music/KellyClarkson.
* "Ticket to the Tropics" and "Spanish Heart" by Gerard Joling. Both also double as {{Breakup Song}}s.
* Music/NeilDiamond's [[Music/BrotherLovesTravelingSalvationShow "Glory Road"]], about hitchhiking.
* Music/JimCroce's "Sun Come Up".
-->As I walk this crooked highway\\
Never knowin' where to go\\
You know the only life I know is bein' on the road
* Music/{{Jihyo}}'s "Room"
--> "I'm going on a trip\\
To the far end of the world\\
Rattling a tightly locked room\\
After checking dozens of times, we're far away"\\
([[https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/jihyo/room.html English translation]])
* Junior Walker's "(I'm a) Road Runner".
-->I'm a road runner, baby\\
Can't stay in one place too long\\
I'm a road runner, baby\\
Mess with me and I'll be gone
* Frankie Laine's "The Cry of the Wild Goose".
-->My heart knows what the wild goose knows\\
I must go where the wild goose goes\\
Wild goose, brother goose, which is best\\
A wandering foot or a heart at rest?
* "Another Town, Another Train" by Music/{{ABBA}}
-->Just another town, another train\\
Nothing lost and nothing gained\\
Guess I'll spend my life in railway stations
* Ed Ames' "Son of a Travelin' Man".
-->From Boston to Charleston\\
Wherever the four winds blow\\
I'm restless, I'm ready\\
There's a rainbow for me to follow\\
Anywhere that it leads me\\
I must go!
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[[folder:Pop Punk]]
* "Our Hometown" by Music/BowlingForSoup.
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[[folder:Progressive Rock]]
* [[Music/ClockworkAngels "Caravan"]] and "[[Music/TwentyOneTwelve A Passage to Bangkok]]" by Music/{{Rush|Band}}.
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[[folder:Punk Rock]]
* "Wayfarer" by Hot Water Music.
* "Night Train" by Bouncing Souls.
* The ending of two songs on Music/GreenDay's ''Music/AmericanIdiot'' have this: "Jesus of Suburbia" and "Letterbomb".
** "Castaway" from ''Warning'' gives off this vibe.
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[[folder:R&B]]
* Charlene's "I've Never Been to Me" is a deconstruction which states that all of the singer's travels and adventures left her no time for personal growth or a family.
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[[folder:Rock]]
* "Don't Stop Believin'", Music/{{Journey|Band}}
-->''"Just a small town girl, livin' in a lonely world,\\
She took the midnight train goin' anywhere"''
* "Baba O'Riley", Music/TheWho, from ''Music/WhosNext''
-->''"Sally, take my hand\\
We'll travel south, 'cross land\\
Put out the fire, and don't look past my shoulder."''
** "Goin' Mobile" is another one:
-->''"Out in the woods or in the city\\
It's all the same to me\\
When I'm driving free, the world's my home."''
* Both "Thunder Road" and "Born to Run" from ''Music/BornToRun'' by Music/BruceSpringsteen.
-->''"We got to get out while we're young \\
Because tramps like us, baby we were born to run"''
** More recently, "Hitch Hikin'" and "The Wayfarer" from ''Western Stars.''
* "She's Leaving Home" by Music/TheBeatles, from ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand''
** And possibly "Ticket to Ride".
** And the latter part of "You Never Give Me Your Money".
** The first verse of "Get Back":
-->Jo Jo was a man who thought he was a loner, but he knew it couldn't last,\\
Jo Jo left his home in Tucson, Arizona for some California grass...
* Music/BobDylan: "Highway 61 Revisited", "Like a Rolling Stone" (sort of) (from ''Music/Highway61Revisited''), and "Tangled Up in Blue", from ''Music/BloodOnTheTracks''.
* "Friend of the Devil" by Music/TheGratefulDead.
* "The Wanderer" by Dion, although it's more about skipping town to [[TheCasanova avoid being tied down to a single girl]]. [[DoubleStandard This from the man who brought you]] "[[ReallyGetsAround Runaround Sue".]]
** WordOfGod says it's a [[TakeThat parody song]] of a chauvinistic two-timer, sung in the third person. The song received a MisaimedFandom nonetheless.
* "The Loadout/Stay" by Jackson Browne.
* "Free Bird" by Music/LynyrdSkynyrd.
* "Friday's Child" by Them (with Van Morrison who later did a solo version).
* "Turn the Page" by Music/BobSeger.
* "Roll Me Away" by Music/BobSeger
* "You Can Sleep While I Drive" by Melissa Etheridge
* "American Ride" and "Vagabond Moon" by Willie Nile.
* The title song of Jon Bon Jovi's solo album ''Destination Anywhere.''
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[[folder:Roots Rock]]
* "Proud Mary" from ''Music/BayouCountry'' by Music/CreedenceClearwaterRevival (though it still holds true in the [[CoveredUp Tina Turner cover]]).
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[[folder:Southern Rock]]
* "Ramblin' Man", Music/TheAllmanBrothersBand, and a different song by the same name, The Zutons.
* "Highway Song" by Blackfoot.
* "Travelin' Man" by Music/LynyrdSkynyrd.
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[[folder:Swing Revival]]
* "Wolftown Blues" by the Deluxtone Rockets.
-->''Small town blues, can't wait to get away.\\
Leaving this town ain't no mistake.\\
Jump the first rail I got the money to pay. \\
On and on, ride these blues away.''
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'''Examples in other Media'''

[[folder:Anime and Manga]]
* Quite a few of the songs associated with ''Manga/OnePiece'' have this theme, since the series is all about sailing the seas in search of adventure.
* The opening of the first season of ''Literature/SpiceAndWolf'', "Tabi no Tochuu" ("On a Journey") is half wanderlust song, half love ballad.
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[[folder:Film]]
* Spoofed with the song "Never Did No Wanderin'" from ''Film/AMightyWind''.
* "Movin' Right Along" from ''Film/TheMuppetMovie''.
* "[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Road_Goes_Ever_On_(song) The Road Goes Ever On]]" from ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'' starts out as a WanderlustSong, but ends as a "[[HomesicknessHymn No Place Like Home]]"-type song.
* ''WesternAnimation/FrozenII'': While "Into the Unknown" starts out sounding like a RefusalOfTheCall, it soon transforms into this when Elsa admits that she's not where she's meant to be and hopes to learn more about herself and her magic by following the voice.
* The Russian film ''Pro krasnuju Shapochku'' (about Red Riding Hood) features the "Road Song", stating "If you go a road long enough you can get to Afica" and so on.
* "Wandering Star" from ''Film/PaintYourWagon''.
** "The First Thing You Know" to a lesser degree, dealing more with Ben's reasons for not wanting to settle down.
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[[folder:Literature]]
* Creator/BruceCoville's ''Literature/TheUnicornChronicles'': Book 2, ''The Song of the Wanderer'', features the titular "Song of the Wanderer".
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VlFM3QrVlQ Here's a video some fans made with their own tune]]
* ''The Road Goes Ever On'', Bilbo Baggins' wanderlust song in ''Literature/TheHobbit'' and ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings''.
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[[folder:LiveActionTV]]
* [[http://youtu.be/lgGKSjiw0HQ "Maybe Tomorrow"]], the theme tune to Series/TheLittlestHobo
* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': Poppy's song "This Wandering Day", from the title to having "That not all who wonder or wander are lost" verse as a reference to the line "Not all those who wander are lost" from "The Riddle of Strider" in ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings''.
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[[folder:Poetry]]
* Robert Service touches on this in [[http://www.gutenberg.org/files/207/207-h/207-h.htm#2H_4_0019 The Men That Don't Fit in]].
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[[folder:Puppet Shows]]
* From the TV show ''Series/FraggleRock''...
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMuBDC5IQRE "Follow Me"]], sung by explorers Traveling Matt and his nephew Gobo.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XMXLhxNWEs "Only Way Home"]], sung by Gobo and a cave creature called Aretha, whose name is a [[ShoutOut shout-out]] to Music/ArethaFranklin.
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[[folder:Theatre]]
* "Skid Row" and "Somewhere That's Green" in ''Theatre/LittleShopOfHorrors''.
* "Wanderin' Star", from ''Theatre/PaintYourWagon''.
* In the musical ''Theatre/InTheHeights'', Vanessa's IWantSong, "It Won't Be Long Now," also takes this form.
--->"And one day, I'm walkin' to JFK, and I'm gonna fly!
--->It won't be long now, any day."
* Occurs twice in ''Theatre/PassingStrange'':
** [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by the Narrator:
--->"[[BreakingTheFourthWall At this point in the play]], we were planning a show tune
--->[[GenreSavvy An upbeat 'gotta leave this town' kind of show tune]]
--->But we don't know how to write those kinds of tunes"
** During "Passing Phase," which doubles as a RockStarSong, the main character Youth sings about his plans to "live in vans crammed with guitars / I'll sleep on floors and play in bars / I'll dance to my own metronome / Until chaos feels like home."
* "Fortune Favors the Brave" from ''Theatre/{{Aida|JohnRice}}'' features the male lead and his shipmates singing about how much they love exploring. Later, "Enchantment Passing Through" finds the two leads sharing their desires to escape their inescapable lives.
* "Corner Of The Sky" from ''Theatre/{{Pippin}}'' functions as one, given that "ramble", "fly" and "run free" are key words in its refrain, and its end-of-the-scene reprises at times when Pippin wants to be somewhere else.
* "Joey, Joey, Joey" from ''Theatre/TheMostHappyFella'':
-->You've been too long in one place\\
And it's time to go, time to go...\\
That's what the wind sings to me\\
When the bunk I've been bunkin' in gets to feelin' too soft and cozy,\\
When the grub they've been cookin' me gets to tastin' too good,\\
When I've had all I want of the ladies in the neighborhood.
* "Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home" from ''St. Louis Woman''.
* "There's Gotta be Something Better than This" from ''Theatre/SweetCharity''.
* "On My Way" from ''THeatre/{{Violet}}''.
* "Tire Tracks and Broken Hearts" from Creator/AndrewLloydWebber's ''Whistle Down the Wind''
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[[folder:WesternAnimation]]
* The first song Anya sings in ''WesternAnimation/{{Anastasia}}'' is "Journey to the Past".
* Belle's IWantSong in ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'' doubles as this:
-->"I want much more than this provincial life!
-->I want adventure in the great wide somewhere!
-->I want it more than I can tell!"
* "Man's Road" from ''WesternAnimation/TheLastUnicorn'', as performed by Music/{{America}}.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Moana}}'' has "How Far I'll Go" (which doubles as an IWantSong for Moana) and "We Know the Way".
* "Into the Unknown" from ''WesternAnimation/FrozenII''.
* "When Will My Life Begin?" from ''WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}}''.
* "The Wide Open World" from ''WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndThePea''.
* "I'm Moving On" from the film of ''WesternAnimation/TeachersPet''.
* "Thomas O'Malley Cat" from ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats''.
* ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'':
** Subverted with the title song of the episode [[Recap/StevenUniverseS1E40OnTheRun "On the Run"]]: Steven and Amethyst go on the road, but it's basically just a game to Steven (he got inspired by a series of novels about a pair of homeless brothers), while Amethyst's part becomes a somber musing about how she doesn't feel like she belongs anywhere at all.
** The title song of the episode [[Recap/StevenUniverseS5E27Escapism "Escapism"]] is about someone in a terrible living situation they wish they could leave.
** "Being Human", the EndingTheme of ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'', is played against a background of Steven driving on the highway, the lyrics implying that to really "be human" [[ButNowIMustGo you may have to move away to somewhere else]]. [[spoiler:In fact, it's the song [[LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn Steven is listening to on the radio]] when he actually moves out for that exact reason.]]
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[[folder:Misc.]]
* ''Lonesome Road'' by Gorilla Rodeo!
* ''Lonesome Road'' Frist by Nathaniel Shilkret but has been covered many times over the years.
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