[Music] Suzanne Vega – Zephyr & I

Renowned American singer-songwriter and performer, Suzanne Vega, captivates listeners with her latest musical masterpiece titled "Zephyr & I". This enchanting song is a must-have addition to any music lover's Playlist, showcasing Vega's exceptional talent and artistry.

Featured as a standout track on her highly acclaimed project, "Beauty & Crime", "Zephyr & I" is a true gem that effortlessly captures the essence of Vega's unique style and musical prowess. With its mesmerizing melodies and heartfelt lyrics, this remarkable record is bound to leave a lasting impression on all who listen.

Immerse yourself in the captivating sounds of "Zephyr & I", as Suzanne Vega takes you on a musical journey like no other. From the moment the first note resonates, you will be transported to a world filled with emotion, nostalgia, and pure musical brilliance.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience the magic of Suzanne Vega's incredible talent. Listen, share, and allow yourself to be swept away by the captivating allure of "Zephyr & I". It's a musical masterpiece that deserves a special place in your heart and on your Playlist. So, sit back, relax, and let the enchanting melodies of Suzanne Vega's "Zephyr & I" wash over you, leaving you in awe of her undeniable musical genius.

Suzanne Vega Zephyr & I Lyrics:
Zephyr and I stand out on West End Avenue
Talking about the things that all of us used to do

And the wind kicks up with the smell of rain
And the kids are gone but their souls remain

Zephyr and I sort out our long-term memories
"Do you remember," he says, "the 1970's?"

This was a youth mall of America on this street
All of us hanging here like underage cops on a beat

And the wind kicks up in the smell of rain (smell of rain)
Now the kids are gone but their souls remain (souls remain)
The graffiti goes but the walls retain (walls retain)
The flowers go but the earth must still remain

In spring the tide in Riverside will wash away the cold and frozen
River rain will clean the stain and wash away, wash away downstream

Out on the corner by the fireman's monument
This was the place where all the fatherless teenagers went

Well, the wind kicks up in the smell of rain (smell of rain)
The kids are gone but their souls remain (souls remain)
The graffiti's gone and the walls complain (walls complain)
The flowers go but the earth must still remain