Songs About Interstate 20

10 songs reference Interstate 20 · 5560 miles · Highways & Routes.

Interstate 20 is a significant east-west highway stretching approximately 1,539 miles across the Southern United States, from Reeves County, Texas, to Florence, South Carolina. Established in 1957 as part of the Interstate and Defense Highways Plan, it traverses six states: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina. This vital artery connects major cities like Dallas-Fort Worth, Shreveport, Jackson, Birmingham, Atlanta, and Columbia, serving as a crucial link for commerce and travel across the Deep South.

The highway's impact on American culture, particularly music, is evident in the numerous songs that reference it. Artists like Goodie Mob, Hank Williams Jr., and Riley Green have woven Interstate 20 into their narratives, reflecting its role in journeys, goodbyes, and the essence of Southern life. These songs capture the diverse experiences found along this iconic route.

The highway as RoadyGoat maps it; pins mark songs placed along it.

The Songs

I Didn’t Ask to Come
Goodie Mob · GA
“Under the bridge of I-20 west”
78%
Why I Left Atlanta
Jack Ingram · AL
“Headin' west on 20”
78%
Georgia Sun
Gavin Adcock · GA
“Yeah, and 20 heading west”
78%
Parker County Peach
“West on I-20 cross the Tarrant County Line”
78%
I-10/I-20
C. Lindsey · LA
“I-10/I-20”
75%
Clovis, New Mexico
“We took Interstate 20 'til we ran out of money”
25%
All Along
Riley Green · AL
“And I-20 is, the quickest way to get you back to me”
24%
Georgia to Texas
Leon Bridges · GA
“We drove 20 East in my daddy's '88”
22%
Why I Left Atlanta
Jason Eady · AL
“Headin' west on 20”
21%
The White Knight
“Or I-20 t'other way”
3%

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