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* "City Of Light" from ''WesternAnimation/TheBraveLittleToaster''.
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* "Something Better Than This For Me" from ''Film/MuppetTreasureIsland''.
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* "New Holy Land" from ''Theatre/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto'' is a subversion -- after the confrontation between the French and Spanish students, where the French students attacked Miguel because he's Jewish, Miguel sings about the explorers currently (1491) traveling the world to find a place with a freedom they can't have in Europe, but he tells Angelo that a better world isn't something you find, it's something you have to create.
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* The title song and "The Grass is Greener" from Michael & Jill Gallina's ''Freedom Bound'' (not to be confused with the Mad River Theatre Works musical [[NamesTheSame of the same name]]).
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* The title song and "The Grass is Greener" from Michael & Jill Gallina's ''Freedom Bound'' (not to be confused with the Mad River Theatre Works musical [[NamesTheSame of the same name]]).name).
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Subtrope of LocationSong. Often an IWantSong. If the "somewhere" in question is just ''anywhere that isn't home'', it's a WanderlustSong. Compare SettingOffSong, LeavingTheNestSong. Could overlap with IWantSong.
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Subtrope of LocationSong. Often an IWantSong. If the "somewhere" in question is just ''anywhere that isn't home'', it's a WanderlustSong. Compare SettingOffSong, LeavingTheNestSong. Could overlap with IWantSong.
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* "Somewhere Out There" from ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail''.
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* "Somewhere Out There" and "There Are No Cats In America", both from ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail''.''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail''.
** The sequel, ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTailFievelGoesWest'', has "Way Out West".
** The sequel, ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTailFievelGoesWest'', has "Way Out West".
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* "Beyond the Sea"
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* "Beyond the Sea"Sea", most famously performed by Music/BobbyDarin and later by Music/MichaelBuble
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* The song Sam sings in Cirith Ungol, beginning with the lines "In Western Lands beneath the Sun/The flowers may rise in Spring..."
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* Also by Music/TomWaits is "Chicago" (from the album ''Music/BadAsMe''), a more guarded version of this trope, as the narrator isn't entirely confident that Chicago will be any better than the unspecified place where he and his family currently are.
** "Goin' Out West" (off of ''Music/BoneMachine'') is both this and an IAmSong, with the extremely macho narrator bragging about just how much they're going to love him when he gets to Hollywood.
** "Whistle Down The Wind" (also on ''Bone Machine'') is this trope from the perspective of someone who is too terrified to make that actual leap out of his comfortable life, but also can't bear to just let life pass him by.
** "Goin' Out West" (off of ''Music/BoneMachine'') is both this and an IAmSong, with the extremely macho narrator bragging about just how much they're going to love him when he gets to Hollywood.
** "Whistle Down The Wind" (also on ''Bone Machine'') is this trope from the perspective of someone who is too terrified to make that actual leap out of his comfortable life, but also can't bear to just let life pass him by.
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* "Cowtown" by Music/TheyMightBeGiants
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* "Cowtown" by Music/TheyMightBeGiantsMusic/TheyMightBeGiants, which is probably an homage to the above "Octopus's Garden".
* Pointedly defied in Music/{{Queen}}'s "Who Wants To Live Forever?"
-->There's no time for us\\
There's no place for us
* "God Out West" by Music/LinkWray
* Pointedly defied in Music/{{Queen}}'s "Who Wants To Live Forever?"
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* "God Out West" by Music/LinkWray
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** And "Santa Fe" from ''Theatre/{{Newsies}}'', which is also this trope. The two songs are (somehow) otherwise unrelated.
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* "Out There" from ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame''.
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* "Out There" from ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame''.''WesternAnimation/{{The Hunchback of Notre Dame|Disney}}''.
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* "Somewhere" from ''Film/WestSideStory''.
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* "Somewhere" from ''Film/WestSideStory''.''Film/WestSideStory1961''.
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* Music/TomWaits covered the ''Film/WestSideStory'' "Somewhere" on his album ''Music/BlueValentine''.
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* Music/TomWaits covered the ''Film/WestSideStory'' ''Film/WestSideStory1961'' "Somewhere" on his album ''Music/BlueValentine''.
