Jimmy Buffett - African friend

^DDisembarking at Duvalier airport ^A7Seeking transp^Gortation to t^Down ^DAs the purple ink dried on his passport ^A7He could still feel the e^Gyes look a^Dround.

^DMessieur ou y est casino? ^A7He spoke to the c^Gabbie and s^Dmiled ^DThe driver replied: vieux ou noveaux? ^A7As he motioned the d^Gark man ins^Dide.

^FmBusiness in Aruba conc^Dluded He now ^E7had a little money to sp^Aend That's h^Gow I came to m^A7eet my African fr^Diend.

^DWe were rolling the bones several hours ^A7Conversing as m^Gost gamblers ^Ddo ^DWe were calling on all of our powers ^A7Hoping to s^Gee the night th^Drough.

^DBut not approving at a^Gll of our win^Dnings ^A7The pit boss he tug^Gged at his sle^Deve ^DThrough the whole thing my new friend was grinning ^A7Then he motioned it's t^Gime we should le^Dave.

^FmWith our night at the tables b^Dehind us We were re^E7ady just to do it ag^Aain That's w^Ghen I came to k^A7now my African fr^Diend.

^DBut I woke up on the steps of a whorehouse ^A7A soldier told me I^G'd better l^Deave ^DAs I stumbled to find me a taxi ^A7I saw a note pin^Gned to my sl^Deeve.

^DIt was a pleasure and a he^Gll of an eve^Dnin ^A7Truly was o^Gur night to w^Din ^DBut the authorities insist on my leaving ^A7Take care my Am^Gerican fri^Dend.

^FmWith my weekend at Haiti c^Doncluded I now h^E7ad a little money to sp^Aend That's w^Ghen I came to m^A7eet my African fr^Diend That's h^Gow I came to kn^A7ow another good f^Driend.