Albuquerque Iron & Wine
"Albuquerque" by Iron & Wine, released in 2002, is a folk song that weaves a narrative of longing and introspection. The lyrics explore themes of nostalgia, personal journeys, and the complexity of relationships. Unique elements include gentle acoustic instrumentation and vivid storytelling. The song resonates with listeners for its emotional depth and relatable imagery. #Folk
[Verse 1]
Well, they say that Santa Fe
Is less than ninety miles away
And I got time to roll a number and rent a car
Oh, Albuquerque
[Verse 2]
I've been flying down the road
And I've been starving to be alone
And independent from the scene that I've known
Albuquerque
[Verse 3]
So I'll stop when I can
Find some fried eggs and country ham
I'll find somewhere where they don't care who I am
Oh, Albuquerque
Albuquerque
Well, they say that Santa Fe
Is less than ninety miles away
And I got time to roll a number and rent a car
Oh, Albuquerque
[Verse 2]
I've been flying down the road
And I've been starving to be alone
And independent from the scene that I've known
Albuquerque
[Verse 3]
So I'll stop when I can
Find some fried eggs and country ham
I'll find somewhere where they don't care who I am
Oh, Albuquerque
Albuquerque
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