The Dream is reaching levels of proliferation that just don't make any sense, a la Jude Law in 2004. He released his own very very good album earlier this year, and with writing partner Tricky Stewart, has writing credits on almost all of Christina Milian's album, Elope, and the lion's share of Mariah Carey's upcoming release. How is it possible that he still has time to let unreleased tracks like "Hit It on the Road" dribble from his mind? Granted, "Hit It on the Road" isn't really top tier Dream, but it's a song about "hitting it on the road," and who wants to miss out on that all of that fun?