Midnight in New Mexico
Midnight Reflections: A Journey of Life and Lessons
Lyrics
Well it’s midnight in New Mexico
Reflecting on the current time, set in New Mexico at midnight, setting the scene for introspection.
I just turn 35, now where the hell do I go.
The singer has just turned 35 and is uncertain about the future, expressing a sense of confusion and questioning.
Cause I’m getting anxie, Lord I’m about to explode.
Feeling anxious and on the verge of exploding emotionally.
Now it’s one a.m. and I’m crossin’ the border to Texas.
It's now 1 a.m., and the singer is crossing the border to Texas, indicating a journey or transition.
Waiting on a man with no name in a blacked out Lexus.
Waiting for an unidentified person with no name, driving a blacked-out Lexus, introducing an element of mystery.
May the Good Lord above protect us.May the crowd never forget us.
No specific lyrics provided.
May our days and our ways keep us headed on down the Line.
-Yeah.
-Now it’s two a.m. and the bars are closing in Kansas.
At 2 a.m., the bars are closing in Kansas, possibly signifying the passage of time.
We’ve been drinking anything anyone of our fans up and hands us.
Having consumed various drinks handed by fans, suggesting a lifestyle associated with music performance.
The doors close and we’re outdoor standing
Doors close, and the singer is left standing outside, facing a potentially challenging situation.
A situation that could land us singing our songs to the crooks in the county jail.
The singer envisions a scenario where they might end up singing to criminals in the county jail.
Yeah livin’s been good to me from all directions.
No specific lyrics provided.
How the hell is one man supposed to learn all of these lessons.
-I hope the good Lord above protects us
Reiteration of hope for protection from the Lord and lasting memories from the audience.
And the crowd never forgets us.
Continuation of the hope that the crowd will not forget the singer and their days will continue smoothly.
And our days and our ways keep us headed on down the Line.
Expressing the desire for guidance in their journey down the line of life.
Yeah may the Good Lord keep us protected
Repetition of the earlier sentiments regarding protection, remembrance, and the journey ahead.
May the crowd never forget us
-May our days and our ways keep us headed on down the Line.
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