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Top 10 OPM Songs to Listen to While on a Road Trip

Road trips appear to be in order this time of the year. I’ve compiled a list of road trip tunes from the Philippines for your next long drive. So gather your belongings, fill up your gas tank, and sing out these songs.

Overdrive - Eraserheads

Eraserheads - Overdrive [Lyric Video]

Magda-drive ako hanggang Baguio Magda-drive ako hanggang Bicol Magda-drive ako hanggang Batangas Tapos magswi-swimming d'on sa beach…

What better way to start this list than with a song by the finest band to emerge from these islands? The Eraserheads' allure was their pulse on what made Filipinos tick. In this track, they opted to talk about the romantic side of travel, with the gentleman in the song wishing he could drive his automobile everywhere and everywhere. It all comes to a melancholy conclusion when we discover that the man who planned all of this trip doesn't have the money to reach his chosen destinations. As a result, the Eraserheads' status as "The Beatles of the Philippines" is solidified, as the surprising twist echoes the Fab Four's smash "Drive My Car."

Habang Buhay - Zack Tabudlo

Zack Tabudlo - Habang Buhay (Official Music Video)

Aking sinta, ano bang meron sa iyo?...

Zack Tabudlo, the writer, producer, mixer, and master, expresses confidence in the promises of unconditional romance by allowing himself to revel in the golden feeling of being carried away by love while looking forward to many adoring years with that particular someone.

In a statement, Zack Tabudlo states, Habang Buhay has its own life with the happiness of the music alone. "This is different for me because I've never created a song with such a pleasant and uplifting meaning before."

Pagtingin - Ben&Ben

Ben&Ben - Pagtingin | Official Music Video

Dami pang gustong sabihin ngunit wag na lang muna…

"Pagtingin" is a laid-back, soul-infused folk-pop song about the unpredictability of bearing one's love for someone else. It opens a familiar experience that most of us go through but rarely talk about through steady rhythms, gospel-style harmonies, and fun violin, piano, and electric guitar lines.

Bawat Daan - Ebe Dancel

Ebe Dancel - Bawat Daan (Official Music Video)

Bawat kanan at kaliwa Kung timog man o hilaga Ang bawat daan ko Ay patungo, ay pabalik sa yo…

What type of girl wouldn't swoon if she knew she was the guy's only true destination, that every turn he takes in his life leads to her, and if Ebe Dancel himself was singing those words? We're guessing she's a heartless lass.

Diwata - Chito Miranda feat. Abra

Abra ft. Chito Miranda - Diwata (Official Music Video)

Walang hiling na kapalit, Gusto lang kitang mahalin…

I'm aware of Parokya ni Edgar's "Swimming Beach." It's on the playlist, so don't worry. But I bet you didn't understand that this collaboration with Abra is ideal for your next outdoor vacation. It has a feel-good aura that will always remind you of the trees, the mountains, and that special someone holding your hand beside you.

Lutang - jikamarie

Gusto ko lang namang magpa lutang lutang, nagpatangay sa banayad na ihip ng hangin…

When jikamarie's first single, "lutang," was released two months ago, it was well-received. Since then, it has gotten consistent attention as a growing fanbase that streamed the song over five million times on Spotify and Youtube, with the latter adding it to Spotify-curated playlists. "I think that's one of the reasons why people like it so much—they can relate to it so well." "I've had a lot of comments expressing that I've voiced out their sentiments that they couldn't put into words," jikamarie said, "which makes me half glad and half sad knowing so many young people like me share my unhappiness."

Mundo - IV of Spades

IV of Spades perform "Mundo" LIVE on Wish 107.5 Bus

Aking sinta, Ikaw na ang tahanan at mundo…

With the release of their single 'Mundo,' IV of Spades became an OPM juggernaut in 2018. It was a certified hit, with words that would make a hopeless romantic blush, mixed with Unique Salonga's singing.

Pagsamo - Arthur Nery

Pagsamo - Arthur Nery (Official Music Video)

Kung bibitaw nang mahinahon ako ba'y lulubayan ng ating

Mga kahapon na 'di na kayang ayusin ng lambing

Pagsamo is a calm and laid-back track that showcases Nery's seamless fusion of easy-listening jazz, rhythm and blues, soul, and lyrical romanticism. The lyrics are about his wishful thinking about his dream girl and thoughts of letting go, and they're perfect for a road trip and daydreaming about being in a music video while looking out the window.

Pwede ba - Lola Amour

Lola Amour - Pwede Ba (Official Lyric Video)

Pwede ba huwag na muna nating pag-usapan?...

“Pwede Ba” by Lola Amour talks about a dying relationship while being notably upbeat.

It's not because the song is overtly satirical. It's also not an anthem of empowerment. The nearly six-minute piece offers a storyline where he freely admits that he will split up with someone, sung from the perspective of a man on the verge of dissolving romantic ties. He accepts it, but with one condition: "pwede ba huwag muna?" (Can we please refrain from doing so right now?)." "Now," on the other hand, is the moment for brass, funky music, and slightly humorous, non-lexical group singing—all of the components that flavor this track.

Spoliarium - Eraserheads

Dumilim ang paligid…

This statement has remained with many Filipinos, not just because it's the first line of the legendary Eraserheads song "Spoliarium," but also because meme culture has transformed it into a sort of inside joke.

Buendia wrote "Spoliarium," released in 1997 as part of the "Sticker Happy" album. The song's meaning is "becoming pissed drunk," and it's an excellent choice for a road trip.

This Top Picks list will get you started if you're wondering what to listen to on your next road trip. Have fun!

Dahan Dahan: A Pinoy Road Trip Playlist

Looking for driving songs for your next long drive? Well, search no more, because I’ve got you covered with this “not-your-usual-suspects” road trip playlist, featuring independent and lesser known Filipino artists and bands. So buckle up and fuel up your mood with these brilliant homegrown tracks.

“Never the Bright Lights” by Violent Playground A good road trip song does not always have to be about driving or going somewhere, it could also be an alternative rock anthem from the 90’s that paints a violent imagery of the city.

“Take Me for a Ride” by Smooth Friction Originally released in 2001, this highly contagious song, from the Cebu-based band Smooth Friction, does not only make your driving smooth, it also makes you want to get a drink afterwards. But remember, don’t drink and drive!

“Roadtrip” by Makatha This quintessential road trip song about going to the beach and being surrounded by nature is featured in Jon Red’s film “Ang Beerhouse.”

“Lily Pad” by Ethnic Faces If you’re going out of town for a vacation, this is the perfect song to play as you drive away from hustle- bustle life of the city.

“Masayang Kalungkutan” by Pinwheel A feel-good song with bitter-sweet lyrics from the original soundtrack album of Peque Gallaga’s “Pinoy Blonde.”

“Palipad Hangin” by The Strange Creatures This catchy dream-pop song by indie pop band The Strange Creatures, with vocals provided by Megumi Acorda, is best for driving with your window down.

“S ave Me from Manila” by The Sleepyheads From the album Avant Garage: Wreckenroll, this kick-ass track is featured on the dark comedy series “Manilennials.”

“Pure Souls” by Jun Lopito Whether you are driving hundreds of miles or just heading over to your relatives or friends on the other side of town, you can never go wrong with this tune from Pinoy rock legend Jun Lopito.

“Wag Magalala” by Eggboy Erning, ihanda mo ang oto! Yes, this undergroud classic, from Diego Mapa’s solo project, is featured on the cult-favorite TV show “Strange Brew.”

“Dahan Dahan” by Triaxis Written by renowned guitarist Perf de Castro, this 90’s alternative song from the rock trio Triaxis will make you turn up the volume in your car and also remind you, as the title suggests, to slow down a bit.

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Daniel is an avid lover of music and films. While most people his age would spend their leisure time playing online games, he enjoys creating playlists and movie lists. Daniel has also written opinion pieces for various publications. He studied Political Science at Adamson University and is currently an associate at the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation. He would never say no to a cold beer!

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32 songs ultimate long-drive playlist

To go on a long drive with close friends and good music is one of life’s purest pleasures.

The “friends” part is all on you, but here’s a 32-song playlist to help you out with the “music” part, in honor of Inquirer’s 32nd anniversary.

It’s completely subjective and far from exhaustive, but it’s enough to get you started, if you’re wondering what to play on your next road trip.

1. “Overdrive”

By Eraserheads

Too obvious, but singing “Gusto kong matutong mag-drive (kahit na wala akong kotse!) while driving is a thrill like no other.

By Itchyworms

Best to keep the alcohol in a song, and these guys wrote the definitive drinking ditty that also works inside a moving vehicle.

3. “On My Way”

By Wonggoys

If you haven’t heard the songs of the Cebuano brothers, this one sounds like it was literally made for a road trip.

The Neocolours version is pretty good, too.

5. “Picture Picture”

By Tanya Markova

Because what’s a road trip without snapshots?

By Apo Hiking Society

They produced a ton of hits, but this one just feels right for a long drive.

Imagine how fun it is to belt out, “Mahal kita, mahal kita, hindi ito bola” at the top of your lungs with your friends.

By Rivermaya

“Elesi” and “Kisapmata” could work, too, but I keep coming back to this very early hit.

If you’re a certain age, it’ll definitely take you back.

What’s a road trip without a love song? The original is by Bong Gabriel, but the Side A version turns it into an even dreamier ballad.

9. “Keep Dancing”

By Caffeine and Taurine

One of the newer tracks in this playlist transforms the car into a dance floor.

10. “Cool Ka Lang”

By Prettier Than Pink

Over 20 years later, it’s still snappy as hell. (And the message is apt, too, especially for drivers.)

By Francis M.

All I can say is, bless the great Master Rapper for giving the world this song.

12. “Yugto”

By Rico Blanco

Rico Blanco’s first single as a solo artist is a mishmash of different styles and influences, but try blasting it on the way to a surf trip or to Baguio, and it just makes sense.

By Kitchie Nadal

Unless you’re talking about directions, then you really have to say something.

14. “Beep Beep”

By Juan Dela Cruz

I mean, come on. The driver is honking for your attention.

15. “Kahit Na”

Johnoy Danao was part of a band, once upon a time, and this song is as feel-good as it gets.

16. “Never Stop”

By Over October

Just a nice, catchy pop song. (You have to stop sometime, though.)

17. “Betamax”

By Sandwich

“Wala pa nung CD or DVD, meron lang, Betamax.” Thank heavens for Spotify.

By True Faith

Medwin’s ode to a faultless entity is still breezy and fun to listen to after all these years.

19. “Hataw Na”

What, you want to listen to “Natutulog ba ang Diyos?” during the drive?

They’ve written so many other crazy-good songs, but this old hit is still as potent a drive-along song as ever.

21. “With A Smile”

You can never listen to too many Eraserheads songs on a road trip.

22. “Habulan”

This one, from one of my absolute favorite OPM bands, can go from the car to the beach and anywhere else in between.

23. “One Night Boogie”

By Rob and the Hitmen

One listen to this funky, groovy track and you’ll know the future of OPM is in good hands.

By Wolfgang

When you’re falling asleep at the wheel, Basti and company will wake you up, for sure.

By Moonstar 88

On the flipside, if you need to take down the adrenalin levels a notch or two, Acel’s voice should do the trick.

26. “Much Has Been Said”

Bamboo (the band) slowed it down for their sophomore release, and this track is perfect during sundown or the last 10 or so minutes to your destination.

27. “Exploration Number 5”

By Reese Lansangan

The quirky singer-songwriter has written songs about grammar nazis and Mean Girls, but if you’re “exploring” new frontiers or revisiting old haunts, this one is appropriate.

28. “Burnout”

By Sugarfree

Because you gotta have a Sugarfree song in any OPM or road trip playlist.

By Afterimage

Dream of the next long drive with these 90s superstars.

30. “Days and Nights”

By Orange and Lemons

The recently reformed band has a ton of road trip-worthy songs, but this one isn’t just a crowd favorite, it’s just so easy to listen to.

By The Dawn

Thank god for music, for friends and for cars.

32. “Pare Ko”

See number 21.

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Meaning of Filipino Road Trip by JOFRED

Filipino Road Trip

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"Filipino Road Trip" by JOFRED is a song that celebrates Filipino culture, explores immigrant experiences, and addresses issues of identity and self-worth. The lyrics contain references to Filipino food, traditions, and language, while also commenting on societal expectations and personal growth.

The song opens with the mention of Adobo, a popular Filipino dish, symbolizing the singer's connection to their Filipino heritage. The line "I do not fuck with the PB and J" suggests a rejection of traditional American foods and emphasizes the singer's preference for their own cultural cuisine.

The reference to the Rosary hanging in the rearview mirror represents the importance of faith and spirituality in the singer's life. It signifies their reliance on these beliefs to navigate challenges and maintain a sense of hope and strength.

The lyrics "Seen the worst and I need a vacation" and "Y'all wanna make me dance at the party, you know that I need me a payment" reflect the struggles faced by immigrants and their desire for a better life. The mention of "tsismis" (gossip) on Facebook acknowledges the presence of social media in Filipino communities and highlights the singer's indifference to the rumors and drama of others.

The line "I guess that you really keeping it basic" comments on maintaining cultural authenticity instead of conforming to mainstream norms. It suggests a pride in embracing Filipino traditions and flavors rather than trying to assimilate into American culture completely.

The song continues with references to personal achievements and familial ties. The line "Make a way and don't play it safe, and then see where that shit finna take you" encourages taking risks and exploring opportunities to achieve success. It emphasizes the importance of resilience and determination in pursuing dreams.

The lyrics also touch on themes of cultural representation and self-acceptance. The line "I wanna see more dark skin on that TV that my momma watchin'" expresses a desire for greater diversity and representation in media. It reflects a longing for Filipino identity to be celebrated and acknowledged.

The metaphors and symbolism used in the song contribute to its meaning. The image of "Filipino calves" refers to the singer's physical strength but also represents their Filipino roots. The use of language and dialects, such as pointing with lips and eating with hands, signify cultural practices and promote a sense of authenticity and pride.

Overall, "Filipino Road Trip" is a celebratory anthem that highlights the importance of cultural heritage, resilience, and self-worth. It encourages listeners, particularly those who identify as Filipino or have similar immigrant experiences, to embrace their roots, pursue their dreams, and challenge societal expectations. The song's significance lies in its empowerment of individuals to embrace their identity and value their own worth, regardless of external judgments.

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100+ Best Road Trip songs (to sing along with as you drive!)

Looking for good road trip songs? Honestly, the right driving songs in the right playlist can make or break a road trip! Here are 100+ best road trip songs to sing along with as you drive!

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Best Road Trip Songs

Planning a road trip or long drive is tough. There are a million things to think about. And one of the things often overlooked is a road trip playlist!

Whether you’re travelling by car, RV, camper or bike, this list of the 100 best road trip driving songs is guaranteed to make the miles fly past!

We’ve got a mix of great driving songs to sing along too: songs for girly summer road trips, classic rock, all-American, a bit of country and some modern 2020 tunes- all designed to create the PERFECT playlist for your journey. And with over 100 road trip songs to choose from, you’re guaranteed to find something for everyone to sing along with on the road.

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How to create a great road trip playlist with sing-along songs!

The window wound down, the stereo cranked up and some awesome tunes you can sing along to; perfection, right? But if you’re anything like us, your phone/iPod is a random mix of all sorts of music- including a Christmas album or 7.

That’s why a road trip playlist is so important- you don’t have to worry if the next tune will be great, you already know it will be! 

• Make sure the songs are downloaded onto your phone/ ipod. Otherwise, you’re going to use up a lot of data and/ or run the risk of being in an area with bad signal and no music!
• Like listening to things as you drive? Check out Audible – you can get podcasts, audiobooks and more- it’s a perfect way to pass the time on a long drive.

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I’ll be honest- there was some…. let’s call it “discussion”… over the best travel songs to include on this list. My husband prefers classic rock for driving songs. I like songs you can sing along with in the car and songs to drive fast too (NEVER above the speed limit though… right?!)

We compromised on creating a road trip playlist with song choices from all of us, so we hope there’s something in here for you!

So, let’s get to the best road trip songs.

(Update: This post started off as 100 of the best road trip songs… it’s growing as we add more in, so no idea how many are here now!! )

20 Rock Classics- the BEST Road trip Rock songs

• Danger Zone – Kenny Loggins
• Nutbush City Limits – Ike & Tina Turner
• Dude Looks like a Lady – Aerosmith
• American Pie – Don Mclean
• Whole Lotta Rosie – AC/ DC
• Don’t Stop Believing – Journey
• Paradise City – Guns N’ Roses
• All Night Long – Rainbow
• Cats in the Cradle – Ugly Kid Joe
• Here I Go Again – Whitesnake
• Jump – Van Halen
• We Built This City – Starship
• Summer of ’69 – Bryan Adams
• Hell ain’t a Bad Place to Be – AC/DC
• The Boys are Back in Town – Thin Lizzy
• Rio – Duran Duran
• Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting – Elton John
• Who are You – The Who
• Go Your Own Way – Fleetwood Mac
• Love Walked In – Thunder

Best Driving Songs- All-American road trip songs

• Born in the USA – Bruce Springsteen
• Sweet Home Alabama – Lynyrd Skynyrd
• Walk This Way – Aerosmith & Run DMC
• My Life – Billy Joel
• Living on a Prayer – Bon Jovi
• Footloose – Kenny Loggins
• One of these Nights – The Eagles
• Born to be Wild – Steppenwolf
• Nothing but a Good Time-  Poison

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25 Modern road trip songs to sing along with (2020 update)

Our favourite modern (ish!) driving songs, all of which are perfect to sing along to in the car and belt it out- especially in a traffic jam with people staring at you!! Add any (or all!) of these to your perfect summer road trip playlist.

• Physical- Dua Lipa
• Stupid Love – Lady Gaga
• Dance Monkey – Tones & I (you know you love it…)
• Take Me Back to London – Ed Sheeran
• All the Good Girls go to Hell – Billie Eilish
• What a Man Gotta Do – Jonas Brothers
• Castle on the Hill – Ed Sheeran
• Uptown Funk – Mark Robson & Bruno Mars
• Rockstar – Nickelback
• Looking for a Good Time – Lady Antebellum
• It’s My Life – Bon Jovi
• Take me to Church – Hozier
• Hold Back the River – James Bay
• Shut Up & Dance – Walk the Moon
• Happy – Pharell Williams
• The Pretender – Foo Fighters
• Hall of Fame – The Script
• Centuries – Fall Out Boy
• Sex on Fire – Kings of Leon
• The Kill – 30 Seconds to Mars
• Mr Brightside – The Killers
• My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark – Fall Out Boy
• Don’t Threaten Me with a Good Time – Panic at the Disco
• Knights of Cydonia – Muse
• If I had you – Adam Lambert
• All the Small Things – Blink 182

The ultimate girl’s road trip playlist- perfect songs to sing along with in the car!

Ah- I LOVE girly road trips, especially in the summer. There’s nothing better than some sunshine, good friends and some GREAT songs on the stereo. Here are some of our favourite road trip songs for girls (although we don’t mind if you boys listen to them too! 😉 )

20 Modern road trip sing-along songs for girls

• Rolling in the Deep – Adele
• Waking Up in Vegas – Katy Perry
• Trouble – Pink
• Everytime We Touch – Cascada
• According to You – Orianthi
• Bang Bang – Jessie J, Ariana Grande & Nicki Menaj
• Black Magic – Little Mix
• Heartbeat Song – Kelly Clarkson
• Sax – Fleur East
• Can’t Be Tame d- Miley Cyrus
• Fight Song – Rachel Platten
• The Best Damn Thing – Avril Lavigne
• Call Me Maybe – Carly Rae Jepsen
• U and Ur Hand – Pink!
• Part of Me – Katy Perry
• Shake it Off – Taylor Swift
• This is Me – Greatest Showman Soundtrack
• Raise Your Glass – Pink
• Living la Vida Loca – Ricky Martin
• Baby one more time – Brittany Spears

20 Classic road trip songs for girls to sing along to in the car!

• Walking on Sunshine – Katrina & the Waves
• Bitch – Meredith Brooks
• Everything I do, I do it for you – Bryan Adams
• Holding Out for a Hero – Bonnie Tyler
• Wake Me up before you Go-Go – Wham
• It’s Raining Men – Weather Girls
• Love Shack – B52s
• I’m so Excited – Pointer Sisters
• Dancing in the Moonlight – Toploader
• 9 to 5 – Dolly Parton
• Uptown Girl – Billy Joel
• Heaven is a Place on Earth – Belinda Carlisle
• Man! I Feel like a woman – Shania Twain
• Girls Just Wanna Have Fun – Cyndi Lauper
• Poker Face – Lady Gaga
• Burning Love – Wynonna (I much prefer this version- sorry Elvis!!)
• Love My Life – Robbie Williams
• Torn – Natalie Imbruglia
• Proud Mary – Tina Turner
• Summer Nights- Grease

14 Driving Songs with ‘road in the title’- perfect for a road trip playlist!

• Hit the Road Jack – Ray Charles
• Every Day is a Winding Road – Sheryl Crow
• Take me Home, Country Roads – John Denver
• The Long and Winding Road – The Beatles
• Bright Side of the Road – Van Morrison
• Long Road To Ruin – Foo Fighters
• Road Trippin’ – Red Hot Chilli Peppers
• Back on the Road Again – REO Speedwagon
• Thunder Road – Bruce Springsteen
• Road to Hell – Chris Rea
• Road to Nowhere – Talking Heads
• Old Town Road – Lil Nas X
• Roadhouse Blues – The Doors
• Road Less Traveled – Lauren Alaina

15 best songs about driving and cars

Some of the best songs about driving (and cars!) – all perfect for a road trip playlist!

• Mustang Sally – The Commitments
• Bat out of Hell – Meatloaf
• I Drove all night – Roy Orbison
• Rhythm Made Me Do It – Shania Twain
• Drive By – Train
• Greased Lightnin’ – Grease Soundtrack
• Paradise by the Dashboard Light – Meatloaf
• Bad Habit – The Offspring
• Car Wash – Rose Royce
• 2,4,6,8 Motorway – Tom Robinson Band
• Little Red Corvette – Prince
• Pink Cadillac – Bruce Springsteen
• Route 66 – Chuck Berry
• Drive – The Cars
• Drive My Car – The Beatles

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Best Driving songs to drive faster to (and sing along with!!)

Yes, we’ve already had some AMAZING road trip songs for the playlist, but here are some more to crank it up and sing along with (just watch that speed limit!!)

• Don’t Stop Me Now – Queen
• Monkey Wrench – Foo Fighters
• Eye of the Tiger – Survivor
• Beat It – Michael Jackson
• 50 Ways to say Goodbye – Train
• River Deep, Mountain High – Tina Turner
• Cherry Pie – Warrant
• I would do anything for love – Meatloaf
• Addicted to Love – Robert Palmer
• Pour Some Sugar on Me – Def Leppard (one of the best songs about sugar ever 😉 )
• Any Way you Want it – Journey (or the Rock of Ages version!)
• DOA – Foo Fighters
• Lowlife – Theory of a Deadman
• Making it Hard – Hinder
• Oblivion – Terrorvision
• Haven’t Had Enough – Marianas Trench
• Angel with a Shotgun – The Cab
• Silent Majority – Nickelback
• Run to You – Bryan Adams
• Thanks for the Mmrs – Fall Out Boy
• The Anthem – Good Charlotte
• Teenagers – My Chemical Romance
• High School Never Ends – Bowling for Soup
• Seven Nation Army – White Stripes
• Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas
• Build Me up Buttercup – The Foundations
• Johnny B Goode – Chuck Berry
• Come As You Are – Nirvana
• Teenage Dirtbag – Wheatus

20 Quieter Road trip songs- for when the kids are sleeping!

These songs are perfect when you want to turn it down a little bit. Admittedly, we tend to turn them up, but then we don’t have young kids anymore!

(Top tip for parents- these children’s car games won’t drive you crazy. Promise!)

• Livin’ Thing – Electric Light Orchestra
• All I Need is a Miracle – Mike and the Mechanics
• Everybody wants to Rule the World – Tears for Fears
• Money for Nothing – Dire Straits
• In the Air Tonight – Phil Collins  (just remember to air drum quietly!!)
• I don’t want a lover – Texas
• The Chain – Fleetwood Mac
• The Gambler – Kenny Rogers
• Stay with Me – Rod Stewart
• All Night Long- Lionel Richie
• No Son of Mine – Genesis
• Easy Lover – Phil Collins & Philip Bailey
• Every Little Thing She Does – The Police
• It’s a Beautiful Day – Michael Buble
• Jesus, He knows me – Genesis
• The Day We Caught the Train – Ocean Colour Scene
• All Right Now – Free
• Another Brick in the Wall – Pink Floyd
• Mama Told Me not to Come – Tom Jones
• Boys of Summer – Don Henley

Classic road trip driving songs for EVERY trip

These are some of our favourite driving tunes- but they didn’t really fit anywhere else (or they did, but my OCD with the numbers wouldn’t allow it!) Still, don’t forget to put these onto your ultimate driving playlist!!

• Africa – Toto
• Waterloo – Abba
• Like I Roll – Black Stone Cherry
• Sharp Dressed Man – ZZ Top
• I Love Rock n Roll – Joan Jet
• Counting Stars – OneRepublic
• Song 2 – Blur
• Only The Good Die Young – Billy Joel
• Dreadlock Holiday – 10cc
• Englishman in New York – Sting
• Stacy’s Mom – Bowling for Soup or Fountains of Wayne
• The Power of Love – Huey Lewis and The News
• One of Us – Joan Osborne
• Won’t Get Fooled Again – The Who
• When the Going gets tough – Billy Ocean
• I Can’t Dance – Genesis
• Losing My Religion – R.E.M
• We Are Family – Sister Sledge
• Video Killed the Radiostar – The Buggles
• Hit Me with your Best Shot – Pat Benatar
• I Got You (I Feel Good) – James Brown
• Graceland – Paul Simon
• Since You Been Gone – Rainbow
• Total Eclipse of the Heart – Bonnie Tyler
• Are You Gonna Go My Way – Lenny Kravitz
• I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For – U2

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Best Road Trip Songs- how did you like our Playlist?

Every single one of these songs makes us turn the volume up and sing along like crazy people- much to the amusement of anyone around us!

These are driving songs to embarrass yourselves to and enjoy every second.  I hope it’s given you some great ideas for your own road trip playlist- let me know what you include on yours!!

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16 comments.

Wow that is a great list. You have a few I had forgotten. Very complete list of all music genre. That is the only problem I have with things like Sirrus and XM you have to select only one type. I love Pandora but as you mentioned DATA, DATA, so Ipod it is for roadtrips.

Thank you! We had a lot of fun writing it and listening to old songs 🙂 Yeah, Data is definitely something worth considering- it can get expensive quickly otherwise!

You missed out poison alive Cooper got to be on

thanks for the information

You’re welcome!

What an awesome song list. Thanks for sharing this list. take care…

You are very welcome- glad you enjoyed it. Happy Road trip!

Great lists. I made playlists on Spotify that can be accessed by anybody. Makes it easy if you have Spotify.

How do I access the playlist that you made

Rockin’ down the highway by The Doobie Brothers

Is there a way to automatically click a link or something so my Apple Music will automatically take and start playing the 150 song list

Wow. Now I have something to do while waiting for lockdown to end. I’ve never heard of some of yours! You won’t have heard of some of mine! Each to his own. I will start with Stones, Clapton, John Mayalls Bluesbreakers, Sonny Boy Williams……….Can’t stop, I’ve got to get my iPod.?

This is a really lovely list. I would also recommend Dead American Presidents’ Peaches for trips through farm country.

I miss the golden Earring with Radar love.

Can’t believe you don’t have and Go-Go’s songs listed!! I can think of a few that are awesome road trip songs !!

What song list to drive faster would not include Deep Purple – Highway Star??? Definitely put your pedal to the metal on that song.

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Posted: August 18, 2024 | Last updated: August 18, 2024

Logan Hickey and his girlfriend, Taylor, were on an exciting road trip to the beach. As they cruised along the scenic route, they decided to play a favorite song on their phones. Logan, caught up in the joy of the moment, started singing along with enthusiasm. However, things took a hilarious turn when Taylor, not as thrilled with Logan's singing as he was, paused the song on the phone. Despite the music stopping, Logan continued to sing enthusiastically. His reaction when he realized the song had stopped was priceless. Location: Raleigh, United States WooGlobe Ref : WGA701259 For licensing and to use this video, please email [email protected]

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• , May 8, 2024

Tagalog is one of the most exciting Asian languages to learn. It is unique yet shares similarities with languages like English, Spanish, and Chinese.

I think this is why many are interested in mastering the common Tagalog vocabulary and sentence structure. If you are one of them, you landed on the right post! Check out below to learn more about this awesome language.

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What Are The Common Tagalog Vocabulary You Should Learn?

Do you want to impress the locals with your skills in Tagalog? Be sure to add these words to your basic Tagalog sentences when conversing with the locals.

If we could give one tip, it would be to memorize some of these words. Speaking in Tagalog will help you instantly connect with Filipinos . Why? Simply because the locals appreciate it when you try to speak with them in a language close to their heart.

So, here are the common Tagalog vocabulary and familiar words used in the Philippines. Let’s start learning!

You’re all set to start a conversation in Tagalog with these words and phrases. Remember, every bit of effort counts. So, keep practicing! Do you want more? Then, let’s go!

How Do You Say Vocabulary In Tagalog?

Other Tagalog Vocabulary: Essential Phrases

You know what? There are more essential Tagalog phrases that can enrich your conversations. These are the phrases Filipinos use in their day-to-day interactions. Here are some of them:

Frequently Asked Questions About Tagalog Vocabulary

What is the longest tagalog word, how many tagalog vocabulary should i memorize.

In all honesty, you don’t need to memorize tons of Tagalog words or phrases to make yourself fluent in Tagalog or any language. Daily practice and your effort to include Tagalog words in your thoughts or speaking will be highly effective in becoming fluent in the Tagalog language. You can also try reading the Tagalog news . They are short, informative, and have tons of vocabulary that are also used by Filipinos every day.

How Do I Learn Tagalog Vocabulary Fast?

To learn Tagalog vocabulary fast, you need an effective strategy to retain the words you’ve memorized. There are many methods like Tagalog language learning apps or even knowing how to write Tagalog sentences that will enhance your sentence pattern recognition. Many beginners start with basic Tagalog introductions and asking Tagalog question words so that they’ll know the most commonly used Tagalog words and phrases.

Time To Practice These Common Tagalog Words And Phrases

How do you learn Tagalog on your own? If you still don’t know where to start, another tip is to find Filipino friends locally or online. The Filipino people are known for their friendliness and hospitality, especially in the Asia Pacific region. Their greeting ‘Mabuhay!’ is a formal way of welcoming visitors and has an honorable and alluring tone. This is also why other beginners of the Tagalog language who visited the country are passionate about learning Tagalog.

They want to use it to communicate with the locals in the Philippines. Thus, it is one of the most common Tagalog vocabulary you’ll hear when you’re visiting the Philippines. Try saying Mabuhay or Kamusta? when meeting a Tagalog native speaker.

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Sound for ‘kailangan’ is not functioning. Sound for ‘eleksyon’ gives ‘kailangan’

Please correct it.

Hi John! Thank you so much for reading and your feedback is greatly appreciated. I’ve updated the sounds.

Hindi ako marunong mag English words

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