Navajo Kitchen
Song by @rayraysrevenge ·
Genre: Rock
Tags
- gritty roots rock
- southwest desert atmosphere
- Indigenous cultural themes
- driving electric guitar
- lyrical storytelling
- casual upbeat energy
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Lyrics: Navajo Kitchen
From the east to west/ north to the south/ up into the mountains/ Where the dirt turns red/ the mountains have faces/ there never was logic to a dream/ keep the music goin/ It's a navajo kitchen/ navajo kitchen/ from the north to the east/ the west to the south/ high in the skies to the sacred ground/ the fruit of the desert/ living history/ it's a navajo kitchen heating up the hogan/ it's not about Arizona/ or the dineh/ just angry guitars/ and the things we say/ no one can explain a brain at play/ it's a navajo kitchen
About this song
Guitar-driven rock track Navajo Kitchen features conversational storytelling lyrics celebrating Navajo culture, red desert southwest landscapes, traditional hogan homes, and the unstructured joyful energy of communal creative gatherings.
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