Music has an amazing power over our consciousness, with snatches of song hauling back vivid memories of times, people and places.
Some songs, in particular, remind me of wonderful empty miles of road and, if you have iTunes, you can visit my songs for the road </div >
Some songs, in particular, remind me of wonderful empty miles of road and, if you have iTunes, you can visit my songs for the road </div >
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If you don’t have iTunes, here’s the list I made:
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You Get What You Give</div >
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New Radicals</div >
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Wherever You Will Go</div >
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The Calling</div >
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Underneath Your Clothes</div >
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Shakira</div >
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Times Like These</div >
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Jack Johnson, Times Like These</div >
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Foo Fighters</div >
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Stay Positive</div >
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The Streets</div >
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Sebebu</div >
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Aster Aweke</div >
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Part of the Process</div >
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Morcheeba</div >
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Now We Are Free (Radio Edit)</div >
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Gladiator & Izzy</div >
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Leeds Leeds Leeds (Dance Mix)</div >
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The Leeds United Revie Team</div >
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Iris</div >
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Goo Goo Dolls</div >
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How You Remind Me</div >
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Nickelback</div >
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Guitar Song</div >
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Texas</div >
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Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)</div >
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Green Day</div >
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Father and Son</div >
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Cat Stevens</div >
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Eye of the Tiger</div >
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Survivor</div >
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Drinking In L.A.</div >
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Bran Van 3000</div >
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Common People</div >
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Pulp</div >
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Careful</div >
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Guster</div >
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Can’t Stop Now</div >
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Keane</div >
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Brian Wilson</div >
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Barenaked Ladies</div >
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Born to Run</div >
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Bruce Springsteen</div >
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Babylon</div >
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David Gray</div >
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