Coyote Song

I love this song. It somehow singlehandedly captures the joy of being in love, and the frustration with not being able to see that person. It's a very accessible tune to anyone, but still manages to stay on topic with the sound strike it was written for.

I mean... Loving you is easy- I can do it in my sleep. I dream of you so often it's like you never leave. But you're gone below the border with a nightmare in between. I'm sending the coyote to bring you back to me.

There's a fancy hotel waiting In south San Gabriel Where the movie madams sunbathe, the playboys parasail. And I know you think I'm crazy, but most people they can't tell. So I'll meet you there tomorrow, If I can have you to myself.

Inside the time I tried to occupy or waste since you've been away, It's hard. Our plan's are stalled. On calling cards, I can't see your Poker face, while your voice is sounding so brave.

Our Lady Guadalupe in plaster on the wall, Joseph Smith saw Jesus in America. Well I don't know much about it. It doesn't matter much at all. Just keep your head down lady as you travel through the dark.

If I should seem distracted by the color of the sky as a copper wire sunset plays a lullaby. It's just to know they've stolen another day from you and I. It gets me feeling low down when the moon is full and high.

They bait the route to take the place that's safe that you might wait a day. The lonesome broken dawn, it finally comes just as I was losing faith, You keep every promise you make.

Loving you is easy- I can do it in my sleep. I dream of you so often it's like you never leave. But you're gone below the border with a nightmare in between. So I'm sending the coyote to bring you back to me. Yes, I'm sending the coyote to bring you back to me. I think these lyrics are slightly more correct, although I wouldn't have submitted them, if Kashika hadn't done such an excellent job in the first place.

"coyote" is the term used for a guide that is hired to lead someone safely across the us/mex border.

A few corrections

South san Gabriel

Copper wire sunset

And the last chorus seems kind of out of wack

Been fake We're out to take A place that's safe That you might wait a day

A lonesome broken dawn That finally comes Just as I was losing faith You keep every promise you make

Other than that, awesome job :) High five!

Hey, nice job! I think the line is "Joseph Smith saw Jesus in America. "

From the BBC Religions website:

"Mormons believe that the resurrected Jesus ministered to the Nephites in America. He appeared before a congregation in their temple, and allowed them to feel the wounds in his hands and feet.

He stayed with them for several days, teaching and healing.

He called and ordained twelve disciples, and gave the people various commandments and the gift of the Holy Ghost.

Jesus Christ also appeared to Joseph Smith in New York State in 1820 in what is known as the First Vision. He appeared to Joseph Smith on several other occasions.

Jesus Christ has appeared to other Church leaders, for example in 1898 and in 1918."

"Loving you is easy, I can do it in my sleep."

I wish I had come up with that, so that I could use it and not feel like a cheap, personality-less rip off.

This is so melodically and lyrically perfect, I've been listening to it on repeat all day...the pedal steel just blows me away.

I have very high hopes for the new album <3

Loving you is easy- I can do it in my sleep. I dream of you so often it's like you never leave. But you're gone below the border with a nightmare in between. I'm sending the coyote to bring you back to me.

There's a fancy hotel waiting In south San Gabriel Where the movie madams sunbathe, the playboys parasail. And I know you think I'm crazy, but most people they can't tell. So I'll meet you there tomorrow, If I can have you to myself.

Inside the time I tried to occupy or waste since you've been away, It's hard. Our plan's are stalled. On calling cards, I can't see your Poker face, while your voice is sounding so brave.

Our Lady Guadalupe in plaster on the wall, Joseph Smith saw Jesus in America. Well I don't know much about it. It doesn't matter much at all. Just keep your head down lady as you travel through the dark.

If I should seem distracted by the color of the sky as a copper wire sunset plays a lullaby. It's just to know they've stolen another day from you and I. It gets me feeling low down when the moon is full and high.

They bait the route to take the place that's safe that you might wait a day. The lonesome broken dawn, it finally comes just as I was losing faith. You keep every promise you make.

Loving you is easy- I can do it in my sleep. I dream of you so often it's like you never leave. But you're gone below the border with a nightmare in between. So I'm sending the coyote to bring you back to me. Yes, I'm sending the coyote to bring you back to me.

I know that this song is obviously trying to drive a point home about immigration reform. Yet, I feel that it can translate into any long-distance relationship. The line "it's hard our plans are stalled on calling cards" sums up the main point of the song for me. The speaker has to hold onto the faith of their partner while they can't even see their face.

Very beautiful song, despite how sad it is. I have a friend who is being forced to go back to her country for three years before trying to get a new visa. It's a ridiculous situation, as her lawyer is the one who messed things up, and I relate to how Conor feels.