The Road Goes on Forever - Robert Earl Keen - MP3 instrumental karaoke

From the outset of “The Road Goes on Forever,” Robert Earl Keen conveys a sense of endless possibility. The open-ended song begins with the rattling strum of a guitar, and from there blooms into a dynamic and captivating country ramble music steered by a heritage country-folk artist. Streaks of banjo sound like an alarm bell, while breakneck fiddle later joins in to emphasize the song's party atmosphere. For the two misfits in "The Road Goes on Forever" life is one long party, making allusions to a nomadic way of life where "The stars were high above 'em, the moon was in the east / The sun was settin' on 'em when they reached Miami Beach" and "they got a hotel by the water and a quart of Bombay gin". “The Road Goes on Forever” became the Texas singer-songwriter's signature song, the one you're always guaranteed to hear at live shows with his fans chanting the words in unison.