Discover the poetic beauty in ‘Travelin’ Man’ by A Thousand Horses. This lyric breakdown takes you on a journey through the artist’s thoughts, emotions, and the story they aim to tell. From clever metaphors to evocative imagery, we delve into the nuances that make this song a lyrical masterpiece. Whether you’re a fan of A Thousand Horses or a lover of well-crafted words, our detailed analysis will give you a deeper understanding and appreciation of this song.
I was driftin’ through nothin’
Planes, trains, and the back of this bus
I was searchin’ for somethin’
Not sure who or what it was
Sometimes I get lonely
But no tears are leavin’ these eyes
I keep on a rollin’
To another life and another time
Got my Aviators and my cigarette lighter
My leather jacket, I’m a jet fighter
Like a long-haired hippie, think ’77
I’m a bat outta hell, just a searchin’ for Heaven
They gonna say I’m out of hand
Some people can’t stand
A travelin’ man, alright
She was kissin’ on me
Sayin’ oh now I think I’m in love
I said thank you, believe me
But I think that you’ve had enough
Sometimes I get lonely
But no tears are leavin’ these eyes
I keep on a rollin’
To another life and another time
Got my Aviators and my cigarette lighter
My leather jacket, I’m a jet fighter
Like a long-haired hippie, think ’77
I’m a bat outta hell, just a searchin’ for Heaven
They gonna say I’m out of hand
Some people can’t stand
A travelin’ man, alright
Got my Aviators and my cigarette lighter
My leather jacket, I’m a jet fighter
Like a long-haired hippie, think ’77
I’m a bat outta hell, just a searchin’ for Heaven
They gonna say I’m out of hand
Some people can’t stand
A travelin’ man, alright
Alright, alright, oh
Got my Aviators and my cigarette lighter
My leather jacket, I’m a jet fighter
Like a long-haired hippie, think ’77
I’m a bat outta hell, just a searchin’ for Heaven
They gonna say I’m out of hand
Some people can’t stand
A travelin’ man, alright