| Supposing you need a vacation
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| Brazil is the place you should be
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| So you can’t understand what they’re saying
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| Or you can’t read a sign that you see
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| But, you don’t have to know the language
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| With the moon in the sky
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| And the girl in your arms
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| And a look in her eyes
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| You stop at the Copacabana
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| With Sugar Loaf Mountain in view
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| So the words on the menu mean nothing
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| You can’t ask a soul what to do
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| But, you don’t have to know the language
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| With the moon in the sky
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| And the girl in your arms
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| And a look in her eyes
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| When she smiles your way
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| What more would you want anyone to say?
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| So you sigh, just sigh
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| You don’t have to mention that Yankee phrase «Ay, ay»
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| Perhaps when you end your vacation
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| You bring back a bit of Brazil
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| So you can’t understand what she’s saying
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| You need an interpreter still
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| But, you don’t have to know the language
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| With the moon in the sky
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| And a girl in your arms
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| And a look in her eye, eye, eye
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| You don’t have to know the language
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| If you don’t want to say goodbye
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| With the moon in the sky
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| And the girl in your arms
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| It’s a look in her eyes
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| You don’t have to know
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| You don’t have to know
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| The language isn’t necessary
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| 'Cause the meaning doesn’t vary
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| If you got the charm it takes
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| The language isn’t necessary
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| When she smiles your way
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| What more would you want anyone to say?
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| So you sigh, just sigh
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| You don’t have to mention that Yankee phrase «Ay, Ay»
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| Perhaps when you end your vacation
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| You bring back a bit of Brazil
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| So you can’t understand what she’s saying
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| You need an interpreter still
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| But, you don’t even have to know the language
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| With the moon in the sky
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| And the girl in your arms
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| And a look in her eyes, ay, ay, ay, ay
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| No, you don’t have to know the language
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| If you don’t want to say goodbye |