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Traveller Lyrics

The life I have
Is the life I've always wanted
and there's no more feeling low...
Early morning, and I'm on the go!
Here I'm finally on the road...
On the road!
And I wanna put my faith in you babe
But I have to face it in another way
Let go...free from all
Now I'm a traveller...traveller...travel around.
But don't worry baby I need someplace to call my home
...never worry baby I need someone to call my own.
RIGHT!
And I wanna put my faith in you babe
But I have to face it in another way
I wanna put my faith in you babe...
So let go...free from all
Let go...I'll free fall
Now I'm a traveller...traveller...(travel around!)
...traveller... traveller...(travel around!)
...traveller... traveller...(travel around!)
...TRAVELLER...TRAVELLER...TRAVEL AROUND!
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Submitted by
ricoetc On Apr 13, 2005
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Cover art for Traveller lyrics by Devin Townsend

Good song, nice bass.

Cover art for Traveller lyrics by Devin Townsend

I find this quite similar in meaning to "Another Girl, Another Planet" in that he needs to be in different places all the time, travelling around. However the only way to have gone somewhere is to have returned home.

Cover art for Traveller lyrics by Devin Townsend

Fellow nomads, rejoice. I kind like the simplicity of the lyrics, they're to the point, no room for wrong interpretations, without really being dull, and they also tell a story.

In terms of the music, I like that it starts with this kind of "major chord" fanfare of sorts, like you would see in classical music or soundtracks. I also like the bridge section which prevents the song from getting stale. And the double chorus at the end. That change of voice specially in the very last chorus from the edge of falseto into the normal voice (I think it's called "chest voice"?) while sustaining the same breath is pure gold. There's a touch of Freddie Mercury in his voice here.

Anyway, I listened to this song more times than I'm willing to admit and I never get tired of it.

And now for opinions: When Devin attempts to be "emotional" or "deep" I think it's when the most stupid cringeworthy lyrics come out. He doesn't really have that depth of insightfulness to be able to get away with that stuff. I think he's much better when he focus on the "simple" stuff like this one. In short: "Fuch you, Dev!" What a douche... xDDD

 
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