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Sixty travelling songs “The Passenger” - Iggy Pop “Trans-Europe Express” - Kraftwerk “Homeward Bound” - Simon & Garfunkel “King of the Road” - Roger Miller “Dinner for one please James” - Nat King Cole “Frequent Flyer” - Nina Persson “Travelin' Blues” - Blind Willie McTell “On the Road Again” - Canned Heat “National Express” - The Divine Comedy “Flying the Flag” - Scooch “By the time I get to Phoenix” - Glen Campbell “California Girls” - The Beach Boys “Fast Cars” - The Buzzcocks “Map Ref. 41°N 93°W” - Wire “Christmas (Baby please come home)” - Darlene Love “Roadrunner” - Jonathan Richman “White Car in Germany” - Associates “Sacramento” - Gary Usher “Don't Worry Baby” - The Beach Boys “Leader of the Pack” - The Shangri Las “Space Oddity” - David Bowie “London” - The Smiths “It's Grim Up North” - Jams “Mystery Train” - Elvis Presley “Fly me to the Moon” - June London “On White Horses” - Jacky “Harley Davidson” - Brigitte Bardot “Summer Holiday” - Cliff Richard “Private Plane” - Thomas Leer “Christmas on Earth” - Momus “Just like Christmas” - Low “Get 'Round Town” - The Pastels “2,000 Light Years from Home” - The Rolling Stones “Roadhouse Blues” - The Doors “Crosstown Traffic” - Jimi Hendrix “Going Back to my Roots” - Lamont Dozier “Road to Nowhere” - Talking Heads “Jet” - Wings “Embryonic Journey” - Jefferson Airplane “Autobahn” - Kraftwerk “Me and Bobby McGee” - Janis Joplin “Leaving on a Jet Plane” - John Denver “Sending Postcards from a Plane Crash (Wish You Were Here)” - Fall Out Boy “Wherever I Lay my Hat” - Marvin Gaye “Bus Stop” - Fatback Band “Jet Airliner” by Steve Miller “Wish you were here” - Pink Floyd “Hotel California” - Eagles “Route 66” - Nat King Cole “I've been Everywhere” - Johnny Cash “Midnight train to Georgia” - Gladys Knight and the Pips “Travelin' Prayer” - Dolly Parton “Peace Train” - Cat Stevens “Fly Away” - Lenny Kravitz “Come Fly with Me” - Frank Sinatra “Fast Car” - Tracy Chapman “Driving Away from Home” - It's Immaterial “Marrakesh Express” - Crosby Stills & Nash “Around the World” - Daft Punk “Leaving Las Vegas” - Sheryl Crow .

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