| Hector Mann plays a businessman
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| Who checks in an old hotel
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| When he picks up the phone to call his girl at home
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| He gets the opera singer down the hall
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| It’s not a scandal
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| Just a misunderstanding
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| You’re not who I thought you were at all
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| Hector Mann goes to check his appearance
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| He thinks there’s something funny with the mirror
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| But really it’s a jewel thief wearing the same suit
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| And staring back from outside a window
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| And two doors down
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| He can hear the opera singer cry out
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| Someone call the manager
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| There’s been a break-in, my necklace has been stolen
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| I need it for tonight’s performance
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| He was a man in a white suit and moustache
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| You catch him in the act then he’s a dead man
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| Now it’s a scandal
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| Just a misunderstanding
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| I’m afraid that you’ve got it all wrong
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| And pretty soon it’s hard to say
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| Just what is what, who is who
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| Everybody running round
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| From room to room, up and down
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| Is this just a case
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| Of the right time in the wrong place
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| I’m a man with good intentions
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| How did you get the wrong impression?
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| Usually he’s keen to keep his suit clean
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| Now he’s in a hurry to get it dirty
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| From the kitchen to the chimney
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| The fireplace to the furnace
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| Until he’s no longer who he once was
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| It’s not a scandal
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| Just a misunderstanding
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| This kind of thing just happens to me
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| Word spreads from the deskclerk
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| To the bellhop to the valet
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| To the policeman down the alleyway
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| Hector Mann is standing
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| In a black suit in the open
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| He’s pointing, saying I think that he went thataway
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| Hector Mann plays a businessman
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| Who checks out of an old hotel
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| He’s done with the double takes, pratfalls and acrobatics
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| You can tell he’s done with them for good
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| It’s not a scandal
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| Just a misunderstanding
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| It’s not a scandal
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| Just a misunderstanding
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| And in the last frame
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| It closes on twist of his moustache
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| And you know he’s had enough |