| They say he was born to be a looser
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| Nobody knew his name
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| And when he wakes up he may sing
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| Or play songs on his violin
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| He stood in the alleys dark and narrow
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| He begged: «Give me a dime»
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| Then I will play something mellow
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| The crazy lazy fellow
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| He’s the man, such a man, waiting for the rain to come
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| People call him little Valentino
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| On a fence, waiting for a chance to let you dance
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| 'Cause he’s just a lucky fellow
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| He’s the man, such a man, waiting for the rain to come
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| People call him little Valentino
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| On a fence, waiting for a chance to let you dance
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| 'Cause he’s just a lucky fellow
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| Then he was singing in the rain
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| Da da da ja hopta da da da
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| And though it’s raining
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| Heels going click clack all around
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| He’s like a friend who’ll never let you down
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| The one and only here in town
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| He catches the cap with all the money
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| And waves them all goodnight
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| And off he goes through the alley
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| To buy some drinks and candy
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| He’s the man, such a man, waiting for the rain to come
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| People call him little Valentino
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| On a fence, waiting for a chance to let you dance
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| 'Cause he’s just a lucky fellow
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| Then he was singing in the rain
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| Da da da ja hopta da da da
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| And though it’s raining
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| Heels going click clack all around
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| He’s like a friend who’ll never let you down
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| The one and only here in town
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| Then he was singing in the rain
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| Da da da ja hopta da da da
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| And though it’s raining
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| Heels going click clack all around
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| He’s like a friend who’ll never let you down
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| The one and only here in town |