| A Sunday off in gay Paris
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| I was bound for the sacred street
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| God’s the draw up on Montmartre
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| But not Rue de la Guitare
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| Ne pas Rue de la Guitare
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| Like melodies that never fade
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| B-girls perform their masquerades
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| Pigale is still a strange bizarre
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| Down on Rue de la Guitare
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| Rue de la Guitare
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| Windows filled with long lost dreams
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| Unfinished songs on rusty strings
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| From Nazareth across the sea
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| She’d somehow caught up with me
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| Her fait accompli
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| I read the wood and felt the scars
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| They spoke of nights in smoky bars
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| How many songs, how many beers
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| Had caused her journey here
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| A toast to those who love to hear
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| A D-18 played Lightfoot clear
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| Music still lives in shops and bars
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| Along Rue de la Guitare
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| Rue de la Guitare
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| Now over here, people sing
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| «Comment ca va, monsieur Buffett?
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| Un verre de vin, une chanson a jouer»
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| Vive Rue de la Guitare |