"Sombrero" genre: Electronica
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	The most important song ever written about a sombrero. Don't believe it? Listen for yourself.
	Story Behind the Song This song is about a sombrero. In addition to its usual (but quite remarkable) characteristic of being able to protect naked skin from harmful ultraviolet radiation, it is also a magical sombrero which can glow in the dark. This is the story of how the sombrero inspired lust in the heart of a criminal. This is a very wonderful and yet stupid song. Lyrics available here only, limited time! Lyricist disposed of lyrics at my apartment. -SOMBRERO- I drove down to see the mad hatter He said a fedora would flatter I said "looking good does not matter" He answered "yeah man whatever" I tried on a tall brown sombrero That did not cost mucho dinero He cried "man you look sharp as an arrow" I answered "yeah man whatever." Chorus: Sombrero-Wherever I go Sombrero-Whatever I know Sombrero-Whoever I show Sombrero-This one can glow I drove in the heat of the summer Complaining the heat was a bummer Better the drum than the drummer These lyrics are just getting dumber Now I can wear my sombrero And drive on with hardly a care-o I'm shaded and hardly aware of The heat of the sun of the summer Chorus I woke with a start in the morning A burglar had come without warning He shattered the glass of my window And taken my cherished sombrero I wept for a good many hours The burglar had heard of its powers To keep one from getting a sunburn That could one day lead to skin cancer alternate chorus: Sombrero-I wish I could find Sombrero-I'm losing my mind Sombrero-It's gone from my sight Sombrero-It's gone in the night Chorus

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