American dreamers
Pueblo's Haunted Windchimes embrace the spirit of the road
by Bill FormanAsk Inaiah Lujan for a lyric, and he'll likely end up singing you a whole song.
"I've got to sing it in order to remember it," he apologizes, reaching for the nearest ukulele and venturing into "American Dream," a ballad he wrote during a hitchhiking tour across the United States.
Long before he reaches the chorus "And I'll give thanks to the cities / Who fed us and kept us clean / And to hell with all the rest of you / Destroying the American Dream" the other Haunted Windchimes have softly joined in, along with a couple of houseguests who clearly know all the words as well
