Letra de la canción 'THE MAN IN THE RAINCOAT' de 'PRISCILLA WRIGHT'

andlt;footsteps, whistlingandgt;
Late in the evening out in the square
a man in a raincoat standing there
We met by the lamp where the newsboy cried
he stole my heart with his laughing eyes
He smiled as we climbed on the old street car
i blushed when he asked are you traveling far
The next time we met the sun shined all day
we walked and we talked and'til the evening was grey
andlt;whistling, footstepsandgt;
He took me dancing we danced until dawn
no happier couple had ever born
I felt like a queen and he was my king
he borrowed some money to buy me a ring
But iand'm still alone the cards are all down
heand's taken my money and skipped out of town
Now when i pass the place where we met
iand'm wondering if i would forgive and forget
andlt;whistling, footstepsandgt;
Though fickle is my heart and foolishly proud
i still keep on looking when out in a crowd
For a man in raincoat standing there
with laughing eyes and dark brown hair
andlt;humming, whistling, footstepsandgt;

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