This is a story of seven brothers We had the same father but different mothers We keep together like a family should Roaming the country for the common good It came to pass one faithful day We found ourselves down mexico way The town, the mayor, the p.t.a. Pleading on their knees with us all to stay We'd only stopped for a few burritos But they told us of the trouble with los banditos A poor little town in need of aid My brothers and me had never been afraid The age of chivalry is not dead Lomesome nights in a coyboy bed There'd be a bride for every man Who chased away the evil gang
Love is stronger than justice Love is a big fat river in flood
The outcome was predictable Our banditos were despicable Of blood we lost a dozen litres A small price to pay for las senoritas The town mayor was happy but his face was glum The maidens numbered only one But there weren't seven brides for seven brothers I knew I had to get rid of the others
Love is stronger than justice Love is thicker than blood Love is stronger than justice Love is a big fat river in flood
Mother told me I was the clever one The seventh son of a seventh son It all ended so happily I settled down with the family I look forward to a better day But ethical stuff never got in my way And though there used to be brothers seven There other six are singing in heaven
Love is stronger than justice Love is a big fat river in flood
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