Manana

The faucet, it is drippin', and the fence is fallin' down
My pocket needs some money, so I can't go into town
My brother, he ain't workin' and my sister doesn't care
The car, it needs a motor, so I can't go anywhere

Mañana, mañana
Mañana is soon enough for me

Once I had some money, but I gave it to my friend
He said, he'd pay me double, he was only for a lend
But he said a little later that the horse, it was so slow
Why he gave the horse my money is something I don't know

Mañana, mañana
Mañana is good enough for me

My brother took his suitcase and he went away to school
My father said, he only learned to be a silly fool
My father said that I should learn to make a chili pot
But then I burned the house down, the chili was too hot

Mañana, mañana
Mañana is soon enough for me

The window, it is busted, and the rain is comin' in
If someone doesn't fix it, I'll be soakin' to my skin
But if we wait a day or two, the rain may go away
And we don't need a window on such a lovely day

Mañana, mañana
Mañana is soon enough for me

Mañana, mañana
Mañana is soon enough for me



Credits
Writer(s): Peggy Lee, David M. Barbour
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