From now on it’s the lyricist who tells the story. He was describing this drinking, hard-working cowboy before. Now it’s first-person instead of third person. We all have dreams planned out but we just running in this race of life and then days just go by.Įvery night when the sun goes down Just another lonely boy in town And she’s out runnin’ ‘roundĪt this moment lyricist changes the perspective. But days just go by! I mean, it’s the story of almost everyone in this world right. He is just a hired cowboy who’s working at nights every day, but he got big dreams planned. Lyricist introduces the first character in this story. He was just a hired hand Workin’ on the dreams he planned to try The days go by But I like to think he is talking about getting drunk, in the meantime metaphorically appreciating a beautiful sunrise in a desert compared to a beautiful and hard cocktail. It’s not clear what’s the writers trying to say exactly.
Apart from that, sunrise in a dusty desert is also like the color of a tequila sunrise. It’s another tequila sunrise Starin’ slowly ‘cross the sky Said goodbyeĪs you’ll know tequila sunrise is a classic tequila cocktail just like this classic song. Even though this song is in the major scale and has an upbeat to it, it got a sad hollow story behind it. That’s when the lyrics of this song got into my mind. I was never a die-hard fan of Eagles but this one song stuck in my memory because my boarding place buddies used to sing this when we were drunk.īut this time when I’m listening, I was all alone and sober. I just came across this Eagles album on Spotify.
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