New Mexico : The 50 States and Cities of America in Song Titles and Lyrics
This page contains a list of songs about the state of New Mexico or that reference New Mexico in the song title or lyrics. Also listed are songs named for or that mention the cities and towns of New Mexico . Albums and musicians named for New Mexico are also included.
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
- New Mexico by Johnny Cash, Brightblack, Billy Joel, John and Audrey Wiggins
- About An Hour Ago by OAR
- Clovis, New Mexico by Hank Williams Junior
- Crash and Burn by Sheryl Crow
- Get Back Up by The Bridge
- Indigo Moon by Heather Myles
- Taos, New Mexico by Waylon Jennings
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
New Mexico : Musicians
- New Mexico
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
New Mexico : Albums
- New Mexico by Jacob Smigel
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
New Mexico : Cities and Towns
- Albuquerque
- Albuqueque by Sons Of The Desert, Weird Al Yankovic, Neil Young
- Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque by The Partridge Family
- Clovis
- Clovis, New Mexico by Hank Williams Junior
- Sante Fe
- Along The Santa Fe Trail by Riders In The Sky
- Amarillo By Morning by George Strait
- The Man Who Robbed The Bank at Santa Fe by Hank Snow
- Sante Fe by Angela Aki
- Santa Fe Blues by Alexis Corner
- South Of Sante Fe by Brooks And Dunn
- Taos
- Taos, New Mexico by Waylon Jennings
- Truth or Consequences
- Truth or Consequences, New Mexico by Dynamo Theorem
- Tucumcari
- Willin Jon Randall
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
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