"Third boxcar, midnight train, destination... Bangor, Maine". If you're looking for the romantic or classical meaning of the song, it's about not being tied down and considering different places to go. The excitement and adventure of being able to come and go as you please o the road. The character in the song is a "Hobo" or a "Transient". He travels by way of jumping empty cargo trains. If a cigar is thrown out he is content just smoking the leftover part. He is not greedy, and takes just what he needs, and a few benefits along the way. Thus the lyric "I'm a man of means by no means, King of the Road." Ultimately in one part of the song he sings of Bangor, Maine. Whether or not he reaches that destination is of little importance to him. It's mainly the journey.
"King of the Road" was a country song originally recorded by Roger Miller in 1964 and released in January 1965. The song has been covered by other artists such as the Proclaimers, George Jones and Dean Martin.
bruce springsteen
the song is called King of the road, and it's one of those old country songs that everyone has done. Recently, Randy Travis even made a recording of it Trailers for sale or rent, Rooms to let 50 cents, ....
The Lion King [1994] and The Road To El Dorado [2000]
The song is not at all old. It came out in the seventies as Yule songs go this is modern, compared to O Holy Night, for example the rather childish ditty is called the Wonderful toy or the Magic Toy. Exactly what it is is never revealed in the song by Roger Miller of (King Of The Road) fame. There are some similarities in plot to (The Thing) by Phil Harris, which may have been rather un-Christmassy (the song is not abot Christmas) some form of torture implement.
"King of the Road" was a country song originally recorded by Roger Miller in 1964 and released in January 1965. The song has been covered by other artists such as the Proclaimers, George Jones and Dean Martin.
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Roger Miller, better known for the King of the Road.
It is an adaptation of the French phrase Enfant terrible- lit, Terrible child- or problem child. It is also a song by Roger Miller , of King of the Road fame.
bruce springsteen
If I am not mistaken (Wild Child) was a popular country and western song- and an up-beat one- no coffins and wakes here in C&W) by Roger Miller, better known for King of the Road.
the song is called King of the road, and it's one of those old country songs that everyone has done. Recently, Randy Travis even made a recording of it Trailers for sale or rent, Rooms to let 50 cents, ....
king of the road - rodger miller
Roger Boesche has written: 'Tocqueville's Road Map'
The Restoration Road with Mitch Kruse - 2010 The Gate the Road the Destination 1-18 was released on: USA: 31 October 2010
The Restoration Road with Mitch Kruse - 2010 The Gate the Road the Destination 1-22 was released on: USA: 5 December 2010
a road!