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A song built on the image of a travelling caravan and the freedom it promises, 'Caravan' moves with an unhurried ease through its narrative of wandering musicians and late-night radio calls. Van Morrison's vocal floats across the arrangement, conversational and warm, whilst the band settles into a groove that feels both lived-in and celebratory. The song finds its rhythm in repetition: the radio dial turning up, the gypsy players gathering round the fire, the voices layering into a kind of communal chant. What makes the track endure is its refusal to rush. Morrison lets the melody breathe, lets the instrumental space do its work, and the result is something that feels less like a song and more like an invitation to sit down and stay awhile. The caravan itself becomes a metaphor for belonging, for the kind of temporary home that moves but never leaves you behind. It's a song about connection made simple and true.
"Caravan" is a track by Van Morrison, from the album Moondance, released 28th February 1970. The track is 5:01 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below.
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