Zanzibar Hoodoo Gurus
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[Verse 1]
Did we ever meet in Zanzibar?
Two Caucasians at the town bazaar
Are you who you say you are?
Did you offer me a Dutch cigar?
You must have thought you were so bourgeois
Are you who you say you are?
[Chorus 1]
After all these years, you haven't changed at all
But I can't say you look the same
Summer days are hot in Zanzibar
And at night the sky is filled with stars
Listen, you can hear guitars
[Verse 2]
Native people, skins as black as tar
Wear bright-coloured robes in Zanzibar
They've never even heard of ska
On a guided tour of limestone caves
Did we see where the traders kept their slaves?
Was that how we spent the day?
[Chorus 2]
After all these years, you haven't changed at all
But I can't say you look the same
I have never been to Zanzibar
I have always thought it was too far
You're not who you say you are
Did we ever meet in Zanzibar?
Two Caucasians at the town bazaar
Are you who you say you are?
Did you offer me a Dutch cigar?
You must have thought you were so bourgeois
Are you who you say you are?
[Chorus 1]
After all these years, you haven't changed at all
But I can't say you look the same
Summer days are hot in Zanzibar
And at night the sky is filled with stars
Listen, you can hear guitars
[Verse 2]
Native people, skins as black as tar
Wear bright-coloured robes in Zanzibar
They've never even heard of ska
On a guided tour of limestone caves
Did we see where the traders kept their slaves?
Was that how we spent the day?
[Chorus 2]
After all these years, you haven't changed at all
But I can't say you look the same
I have never been to Zanzibar
I have always thought it was too far
You're not who you say you are
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