About The Song
No Particular Place to Go is a classic rock and roll song written and performed by Chuck Berry, released in 1964 on his album “St. Louis Blues.” The song is a lively, upbeat tune that captures the carefree spirit of the 1960s.
The lyrics paint a picture of a young man cruising around town in his car, enjoying the freedom and excitement of the open road. He has no specific destination in mind, simply reveling in the moment and the thrill of the journey. The song’s catchy melody and Berry’s energetic guitar playing make it a timeless piece of rock and roll history.
One of the song’s most memorable lines is “No particular place to go, just driving ’round.” This simple phrase encapsulates the song’s theme of aimless wandering and the joy of being present in the moment. Berry’s guitar playing is full of energy and creativity, with his signature duck walk adding to the song’s infectious charm.
The song’s popularity has endured for decades, and it has been covered by countless artists, including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Bruce Springsteen. “No Particular Place to Go” remains a beloved classic that continues to inspire musicians and fans alike.
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Lyric
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Ridin’ along in my automobile
My baby beside me at the wheel
I stole a kiss at the turn of a mile
My curiosity runnin’ wild
Cruisin’ and playin’ the radio
With no particular place to go
Ridin’ along in my automobile
I was anxious to tell her the way I feel
So I told her softly and sincere
And she leaned and whispered in my ear
Cuddlin’ more and drivin’ slow
With no particular place to go
No particular place to go
So we parked way out on the Kokomo
The night was young and the moon was gold
So we both decided to take a stroll
Can you imagine the way I felt?
I couldn’t unfasten her safety belt!
Ridin’ along in my calaboose
Still tryin’ to get her belt a-loose
All the way home, I held a grudge
For the safety belt that wouldn’t budge
Cruisin’ and playin’ the radio
With no particular place to go