From: sfulton@ix.netcom.com (Steve Fulton)

Lyrics to Dave Sharp songs that have not been recorded yet.


A River Still To Cross (May 1991)
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**Note***
*
* First incarnation was called "Better Nail it while it's hot" which 
* Dave played in late 1990.
*
* Also, (alt: )  is from a second version of this song Dave played
* on KLOS Radio, Los Angeles CA later in May of 1991
*
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I aint got no hope                      (alt: I gotta get some hope)
I aint got no pride                     (alt: I gotta get some pride)
I have no truth                         (alt: Gotta be some truth)
In my life                              (alt: Outta this life)

Aint No Justice                         (alt: There's Gotta be some justice)
There aint no use                       (alt: There's gotta be some use)
When you're starved and hungry
With a burning fuse

I swore to God
I made a stand
I made a promise
To lend a hand

Yes, you better come together
You better nail it while it's hot
You better get ready 'fore long
There is one
More River
Still to cross

Made in Heaven
Mercy's sakes
Maybe more religion
Is what it takes

But it aint easy                        (alt: This entire verse is missing)
?????????????                           (alt: This entire verse is missing)
Fear and panic                          (alt: This entire verse is missing)
In people's minds                       (alt: This entire verse is missing)

Bombs and banners
Shivers and shakes
Trigger fingers
And a whole lotta rattlesnakes          (alt: Rattlesnakes)               

And, you better come together
You better nail it while it's hot
You better get ready 'fore long
There is one
More River
Still to cross

There is one
More River
Still To Cross

Now the riverbed is dried up
The dust is coming down
You've had the last bad deal
You're still 20 miles from town

Well, you better come together
You better nail it while it's hot
You better get ready 'fore long 
There is one
More River
Still to cross

There is one
More River
Still To Cross

Oh yes there is

There is one
More River
Still To Cross

(Transcribed by Steve Fulton, April 23, 1995)