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Before the Sun Goes Down
				(Urban Weber)
			The driver's sweatband soaked
				We shook along a winding road
				A friend of mine had told me once
				"Blue are moons and so are suns."
				
				it seemed so long the sun went up
				We drank to him his final cup
				And gratefully he poured again
				A lot of tan into our van
				
				The double bend we went up
				when the road before us bent up
				From the heat of our rusty car
				We stumbled into Luismi's bar
				
				The days were getting shorter
				As the weatherwoman taught us
				But the sun would not attempt to fade
				Before a new friend was made
				
				(And we said)
				"Hey man, what's up, mate?
				We're into drum and bass"
				(He said)
				"If you're not into rhythm guitar
				You won't get into this funky bar"
				(We said)
				"Why shouldn't we so suddenly?
				We've come all this way up
				To set us seven a day job."
				
				(We thought:)
				No, we never will be brothers seven,
				or see God in heaven
				before the sun goes down
				No, we never will be brothers seven,
				or see God in heaven
				before the sun goes down
				
				Ginger slings were given us
				We'd not have thought of them because
				There never had been such a thing
				As a free lunch before you sing
				
				And so we sing
				And joy we bring
				
				(We said:)
				Stop now. We're all too late.
				There's no time for a long debate"
				(He said:)
				"Come on in we'll find some place
				for you to sleep." He set the pace.
				
				Dry air, cold waters
				We'd find the seven daughters
				We'd come all this way up
				To get us seven a day job.
				
				No, we never will be brothers seven,
				or see God in heaven
				before the sun gees down
				No, we never will be brothers seven,
				or see God in heaven before the sun goes down
				No we never will reach the eleven
				people of Devon
				Before the sun goes down
				No, we never will be brothers seven,
				or see God in heaven
				before the sun goes...
				No, we never will be brothers seven,
				or see God in heaven
				before the sun goes down
