Originally tabbed for The Neil Young Song Book Project www.songx.se by: John Rosenfelder (earbender[at]earthlink.net) Wolfgang Deimel (wolfgang[at]mailer.kjp.uni-marburg.de) Alan DerKazarian (aderkazarian[at]mbln1.mbln.lib.ma.us) Believe it or not I’m pretty sure the first Em bar of the song has five beats to it (5/4 maybe 5/8) and that the second D bar has three beats (3/4?). This repeats for the third and fourth bars but then rights itself to 4/4 time for the rest of the song. [INTRO TAB:] e|-----0-----0--0-|-------2------|-----0----0--0---|-----2--| B|-----0-----0--0-|-------3------|-----0----0--0---|-----3--| G|-----0-----0--0-|-------2------|-----0----0--0---|-----2--| D|-------0h2-----2/4------0------|-------0h2----2/4|-----0--| A|-0h2------------|-------0------|-0h2--------2----|-----0--| D|------------0---|---0----------|------------|-0------| e|-------------0--|----------3---|--------0--------|0-------| B|------------0--|----------0---|--------2--------|2-------| G|------------0--|-------0--0---|--------2--------|2-------| D|------0--2------|-2--4---------|---0----2----0---|--------| A|-0h2------------|------------|-2---4----4------|--------| |------------|------------|------------|--------| e|----3-----3-----|-----0--------|------2----------|------2-| B|----0-----0-----|-----0--------|------3----------|------3-| G|-0--0--0--0-----|-----0--------|------2----------|------2-| D|----0-----------|-----2--2/4---|------0-------0--|------0-| A|------------|--2--2--------|------0--0h2-----|------0-| D|------------|------------|-0------------|--0-----| Well they say that Santa Fe it’s less than ninety miles away and i’ve got time to roll a number and rent a car Oh Al[aaaalll - buquerque I’ve been flying down the road and I’ve been starving to be alone Independent from the scene that I’ve known Oh Al[aaaalll - buquerque Instrumental & harmonica solo and pedal steel solo 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 Alaaaalll - buquerque Repeat last line a few times and fade ************************************ | h Hammer-on | / Slide up ************************************

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un voyage vers une destination, Santa Fe, qui est à proximité. Le narrateur ressent le besoin de s'éloigner de son quotidien, cherchant à se retrouver et à savourer un moment de solitude. En traversant la route, il aspire à une certaine liberté, loin des préoccupations qui l'entourent. Il rêve de simples plaisirs, comme un repas modeste, tout en désireux de passer inaperçu, loin du regard de ceux qui connaissent son identité. Le contexte reflète un désir d'évasion et de découverte, une quête d'authenticité dans un monde souvent superficiel. C'est une invitation à se déconnecter des pressions sociales et à apprécier les petites choses de la vie.