Anybody Wanna Take Me Home
Ryan Adams · Rock N Roll [2003]
Not that I'm going to remember
And have you seen the moon tonight,
is it full?
Still burning its embers
The people dancing in the corner,
they seem happy
But I am sad
I am still dancing in the coma
of the drinks I just had
Does anybody wanna take me home?
Does anybody wanna take me home?
Take me to your house,
and I'll leave you alone
Of course I will
Of course I won't
It seems so tragic...
but it disappears like magic
Like magic...
Can you recommend an education or drugs
Because Im bored with you already
I'm on Broadway and I think its a parade
I'm covered in pieces of confetti
And I am in the twilight of my youth
Not that I am going to remember
Dancing and slowly and finding the truth
And it's covered in coma
All of these people in my life,
well they seem so in love
Well, I am not
Memorizing my shoes in a cigarette shop
Does anybody wanna take me home?
Does anybody wanna take me home?
I'm kinda lonely, will you take me home?
Of course you will
Of course you won't
Of course I'm crass
It seems to tragic
Of course you will
Of course you won't
But I'll disappear
I'll disappear
Just like magic
Just like magic
Just like magic
Anybody Wanna Take Me Home
Ryan Adams' "Anybody Wanna Take Me Home" stands as a defining track from his 2003 album, Rock N Roll. During this period, Adams was rapidly expanding his discography, moving through various stylistic phases that blended classic rock sensibilities with his signature introspective songwriting. The recording captures the raw energy and emotional vulnerability characteristic of his mid-2000s output. As part of a prolific era that would soon yield albums like Cold Roses and Jacksonville City Nights, this song exemplifies Adams' ability to craft compelling narratives within a rock framework. The track remains a notable song in his extensive catalogue, reflecting the restless spirit and melodic depth that have sustained his career across decades of varied musical exploration.