"Traveling Bound (Just For A Change)" genre: Country General
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	Traveling Bound(Just for a Change)delivers a distinct, enthuiastic sound that carries the listener away and back again, but never to a final destination...
	CD: LONESOME SOUND/ David Todd & Friends   Label: Sonic Boom Records (davidtodd01@msn.com) Credits: Traveling Bound (Just For A Change) was written and produced by David Todd and his production company CrossFire Productions and recorded at The Smoke Haus Studios in Nashville,Tn. Ray Barnett sings and is accompanied by David Todd on Accustic Guitar / Vaughn Lofstead on Elec. Bass / David Russle on Fiddle and Mandolin / Johnny B. on Dobro / Larry DeLawder on Harmonica / and Pat McInerney on drums.
	Story Behind the Song Traveling Bound(Just For A Change) was written in Pittsburgh,Pa. by David Todd in 1979. and recorded in Nashville,Tn in 1997.A classic song depicting the HoBo days of disinfranchised spirits seeking an idenity in a land that can't provide one.... Lyrics Well I'm leaving this town in the morning To a place somewhere just for a change I can't go on the way I've been going And I'm going nowhere if I stay There's a song I heard On the radio about leaving By a country band That travels all around About a trucker who's always late To where he's going But he's never too late When it comes to leaving town People say that there's no life Left to wandering That all those different places Are all the same 10,000 miles and I'm still not much closer To that lonesome sound I always seem to chase Everybody when they hear that whistle blowing There's a part of them In the wind about that sound It calls to them and deep inside A feeling starts to flowing A feeling that wants to Make them traveling bound Once before when I heard that whistle blowing In the wind that blows from town to town It brought me here from where I'll be leaving In the morning when daylight comes to town

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