I go down to the laundry, my wearing to clean. I see you, unknown neighbour, there rise from the mean. And statistically incorrect, I smile to you, and I ask you, my whereabout: – How do you do? You smile back to me, saying, I’m doing like fine. I am washing my clothes, so, by wear I will shine. How do you do, you ask. Down here, what are you for? Right now, I say, I see the girl living next door. With which dignity, you ask, will you her address? I suggest, I say, dinner. This place is a mess. Let us dress, make the wearing, and go for tonight. Then I can show to you, really, I am quite bright. And you smile, and you say, I am busy, tonight. Can we make it a happening to have in sight? Surely so, I say, that makes the girl next door dream. You are funny, you say. To my address you gleam. [Instrumental] I say, let it be so that we do keep in touch, so that we will forget not the wearing, by such. Kindly, let me tomorrow take you for a walk. By a chat we will find what to gain by a talk.
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