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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ African Nights


Driving down the road Under the southern light Looking back to see Where we've come from As we watched the sun go down Rain it fell like diamonds From kimberley mines On the road to jo'burg With the dying light Farewal durban City of natal Stopped a while to stretch my thoughts As we crossed the borderline And into transvaal I saw the sun go down Under the southern skies Over and over I'll always remember Those beautiful african nights In the old vw We'd count the miles We travelled with a friend Whose name was farr The stories that he told us Talked of faces Times and places Sang and played his guitar Driving down the road We hear the morning rise Leaving all the past So far behind The sound man played the eagles As we listen "take it easy" Echoes on through our lives I saw the sun go down Under the southern skies Over and over I'll always remember I still hear them call No matter how far Those beautiful african nights more free lyrics

Driving down the road
Under the southern light
Looking back to see
Where we've come from
As we watched the sun go down
Rain it fell like diamonds
From kimberley mines
On the road to jo'burg
With the dying light
Farewal durban
City of natal
Stopped a while to stretch my thoughts
As we crossed the borderline
And into transvaal

I saw the sun go down
Under the southern skies
Over and over
I'll always remember
Those beautiful african nights

In the old vw
We'd count the miles
We travelled with a friend
Whose name was farr
The stories that he told us
Talked of faces
Times and places
Sang and played his guitar

Driving down the road
We hear the morning rise
Leaving all the past
So far behind
The sound man played the eagles
As we listen
"take it easy"
Echoes on through our lives

I saw the sun go down
Under the southern skies
Over and over
I'll always remember
I still hear them call
No matter how far
Those beautiful african nights

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