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The Perfect Playlist For Your Drive To Syracuse

As classes resume and students return to campus, here's a list of traveling songs to enjoy on your way to the University!

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The Perfect Playlist For Your Drive To Syracuse

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I'm from Philadelphia. My drive to Syracuse is about four hours of straight highway, cutting vertical through Pennsylvania into New York. If you're also driving to the University, from whichever direction, you're likely to pass the same sights: green-covered mountains, rustic little upstate towns, miles, and miles of farmland. Such a scenic drive calls for a playlist soothing enough to match the tranquility but upbeat as the excitement of heading back to school. However long your commute, here are the best traveling songs for your drive to Syracuse University!

1. Dear Fellow Traveller by Sea Wolf

2. Maps by The Front Bottoms

There is a map in my room, on the wall in my room, and I got big, big plans

3. Somewhere in the Mountains, Somewhere in New York by The Tallest Man on Earth

4. Another Travelin' Song by Bright Eyes

5. Roadhouse Blues by The Doors

6. Sleep on the Floor by The Lumineers

'Cause if we don't leave this town, we might never make it out

7. Ends of the Earth by Lord Huron

To the Ends of the Earth would you follow me

8. You Are A Tourist by Death Cab for Cutie

When you feel just like a tourist, in the city you were born, in its time to go

9. Bohemian Bird by Grizfolk

Nothing is broken, nothing is lost

10. Whole Wide World by Cage the Elephant

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11. Day Tripper by The Beatles

Got a good reason for taking the easy way out

12. Bled White by Elliot Smith

13. Hopeless Wanderer by Mumford & Sons

Hold me fast, cause I'm a Hopeless Wanderer

14. Bob Marley by Grizfolk

15. I Wanna Be Sedated by The Ramones

16. Angel Dream (No. 4) by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

I could only thank God it was not too late

17. My Silver Lining by First Aid Kit

18. Awake My Soul by Mumford & Sons

19. Rattlesnake Hammock Road by The Barker Brothers

20. Rivers and Roads by Head and the Heart

21. Renegades by X Ambassadors

22. Hold Back the River by James Bay

Hold back the river, lemme look in your eyes

23. Passenger by Noah Kahan

24. Bonnie and Clyde by Vance Joy

25. We Don't Know by The Strumbellas

We don't know if we leave when, we'll make it home

We all know that there's hope, that we'll be okay

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