| — Clopin and Friends —
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| Alms for the beggar man
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| Please help the indigent of Paris
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| Madame I need a bit of sympathy
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| Alms for the beggar man
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| Who’s there, don’t be afraid of touching me
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| Blindness is not exactly leprosy
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| Alms for the beggar man
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| Kind sir can you spare a franc for some food
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| I’ll take any gift you give but shoes
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| Alms for the beggar man
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| Hey look, these were hiding inside my clothes
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| At last I’ve got some hands to pick my nose
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| My God it’s a miracle
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| My eyes have suddenly begun to see
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| Turns out it was just this handkerchief
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| Mais oui, call the doctors and physicians
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| To see
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| My legs in excellent reconditioned
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| We three, suddenly have found religion
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| Look in my eyes
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| At my arms
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| And my legs
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| And you’ll see a true epiphany
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| We are the kings of lies disguise and deception
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| When we beg or steal it’s devoid of detection
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| Real work is simply out of the question
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| There’s no occupation
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| For gypsies crooks and thieves
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| So come on boys let’s count up all the donations
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| Split the take and have a little libation
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| Hard work deserves a little vacation
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| A celebration, so join us in this dance
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| Alms for the beggar men
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| Reach out for someone who truly needs
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| We are the beggar men
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| We’ll take anything you have to give
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| Voila we have to live |