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6a - Dear poet, let us hear a song at sunset (6)

What on earth does this mean?!

7d - Strong attack by general on team (9)

I don’t know how to approach this

22a - Policy group’s tip for fitting out aquarium? (5,4)

I have no idea for this one, and I don’t understand what the “?” Is for.

7 D. The definition is 'strong attack'. The 'general' (not military) gives you a five letter word, the 'team' is the usual four-letter word.

dru
quite importantly. 6a is sunrise, not sunset
awful clue for us rhotic speakers!

Was 6 A definitely 'sunset'? I think 'sunrise' would work for my answer! The 'let us hear' indicates 'sounds like' - and the answer sounds as if you are saying 'dear poet', to give a song/poem for sunrise.

Thank you. My error!

Thanks for advice so far.

I don’t want to reveal 19a yet but completely baffles me.

19a - City’s grand boulevard makes a turn, not hairpin (6)

Does “turn” mean a reversal?

Chrise, I thought 6 A was truly awful.

Druh6sm, glad we're helping.

“I work all day, and get half-drunk at night”

…apologies, that was my way of agreeing with Malone and Chris .about 6a.
It’s the first line of a poem by Philip Larkin titled with the name of the answer. Ignore me.

For 19 you need one letter for grand then a reversal of a word for a street, but a letter (representing a hairpin turn) is missing. It’s the name of a city.