| 'Twas in a Paris cafe at first I found him
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| He was a Frenchman, a hero of the war
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| But war was over and here’s how peace had crowned him
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| 'Twas in a Paris cafe at first I found him
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| He was a Frenchman, a hero of the war
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| But war was over and here’s how peace had crowned him
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| Of which he’d medals to wear and nothing more
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| Now, every night in the same cafe he shows up
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| And as he strolls by, ladies hear him say
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| If you admire me, hire me
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| A gigolo who knew a better day
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| Just a gigolo, everywhere I go
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| People know the part I’m playing
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| Paid for every dance, selling each romance
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| Every night some heart betraying
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| There will come a day, youth will pass away
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| Then what will they say about me
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| When the end comes I know they’ll say
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| «Just a gigolo,» as life goes on without me |