Gotta Travel On

Bob Dylan

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[Chrous] Done laid around done stayed around this old town too long Summers almost gone winters coming on Done laid around done stayed around this old town too long And it seems like I’ve gotta travel on And it seems like I’ve gotta travel on [Verse] Papa writes to Johnny Johnny can’t come home Johnny can’t come home Johnny can’t come home Papa writes to Johnny Johnny can’t come home Johnny’s been out on the road too long    [Chorus] So I done laid around done stayed around this old town too long Summers almost gone winters coming on Done laid around done stayed around this old town too long And it seems like I’ve gotta travel on [Verse] That chilly wind will soon begin and I’ll be on my way Going home to stay going home to stay And that chilly wind will soon begin and I’ll be on my way And I feel like I just wanna travel on [Chorus] So I done laid around done stayed around this old town too long Summers almost gone winters coming on Done laid around done stayed around this old town too long And it seems like I’ve wantta travel on [Verse] There’s a lonesome freight at 6: 08 a coming through the town I’ll be homeward bound I’ll be homeward bound A lonesome freight at 6: 08 coming all through the town And I feel like I just wanna travel on [Chorus] So I done laid around done stayed around this old town too long Summers almost gone winters coming on yes it is Done laid around done stayed around this old town too long And it seems like I’ve wantta travel on

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La chanson évoque un sentiment d'errance et de nostalgie. Le narrateur exprime son désir de quitter une ville où il se trouve bloqué depuis trop longtemps, ressentant l’urgence de changer d'horizon alors que les saisons changent. On perçoit également un lien familial, avec une lettre d'un père à son fils qui ne peut pas rentrer, accentuant le thème d'un voyage sans retour. Dans un contexte plus large, cette chanson reflète les luttes de ceux qui cherchent à échapper à leur quotidien pour trouver un sens ou une paix intérieure, une quête souvent ressentie dans les moments de transition de la vie.