All RVers will relate to this catchy song. You’re going to love it!

This song, “I Need to Go Somewhere,” by a wonderful artist, Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors, recently came on my Spotify radio as I was driving. I know and love Drew Holcomb, but hadn’t heard this song before. As soon as it came on I found myself cranking up the volume. Not only is it catchy, but I think it’s something we can all relate to as RVers.

Drew sings, “So put me on a train, I don’t care where it’s going/ Fly me on a plane, maybe out to Wyoming/ Need an RV, no plans, just you and me/ I need to go somewhere…”

The official music video is almost as good as the song itself. You’ll get a kick out of it. Maybe you’ll add it to one of your playlists too. Enjoy!

Emily Woodbury
Emily Woodburyhttps://www.rvtravel.com
Emily Woodbury is the editor here at RVtravel.com. She was lucky enough to grow up alongside two traveling parents, one domestically by RV (yep, Chuck Woodbury) and the other for international adventures, and has been lucky to see a great deal of our world (and counting!). She lives near Seattle with her dog and chickens. When she's not cranking out 400+ newsletters for RVtravel.com she's hiking, cooking or, well, probably traveling.

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4 Comments

Tom H.
4 years ago

Love it. Can’t wait to play that, while we head down the road!

Ron Cravey
4 years ago

I will be singing this at my next Family Reunion.

Stanley Sokolow
4 years ago

I just get in my motorhome parked in my front yard and pretend I’m “there” already. What an easy drive it was! My fuel economy was terrific! Then I spend a few nights in it.

John S
3 years ago

People who refuse to travel out of fear are a plus! Fewer crowded campgrounds. More power to ’em!