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Dan Bern - Albuquerque Lullaby Lyrics

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  • I have a friend
  • Sits in his office
  • Where he's had his big success
  • Now he cries all day
  • He says the Internet
  • Is stealing his royalties
  • Talks of his glory days
  • I say no one cares about your glory days
  • Backroads New Mexico
  • There's an old abandoned church
  • Windows boarded up
  • Never sees a coat of paint
  • Sometimes I drive by and dream
  • Of hearing the preacher preach
  • But it's a dragstrip for the kids
  • You can hear them tires screech
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken by this world
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken
  • At the bottom of the ocean
  • You might find a pearl
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken by this world
  • Drop by Albuquerque sometime
  • When you need to
  • I'll sing you an Albuquerque Lullaby
  • So baby when I close my eyes
  • Know it's you I see
  • You know I'm pulling for you
  • As you go on your way
  • Don't ever hesitate
  • To say what's goin' on
  • Ain't nothin black and white
  • Always some new place to turn
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken by this world
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken
  • At the bottom of the ocean
  • You might find a pearl
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken by this world
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken by this world
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken
  • At the bottom of the ocean
  • You might find a pearl
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken by this world
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken by this world
  • Don't let your heart
  • Get broken by this world

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