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Manana
617
Pop
Manana was released on January 1, 1960 by Rhino Atlantic as a part of the album Saved
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AlbumSaved
Release DateJanuary 1, 1960
LabelRhino Atlantic
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM115

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
LaVern Baker
LaVern Baker
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Peggy Lee
Peggy Lee
Songwriter, Composer
Dave Barbour
Dave Barbour
Songwriter

Lyrics

Hey, the faucet, she is dripping
And the fence, she's falling down
My pockets need some money
So I can't go into town
My brother isn't working
And my sister doesn't care
Because she needs a motor
So I can't go anywhere
Mañana, mañana
Mañana is soon enough for me
Ow, my mother's always working
She is working very hard
But every time she looks for me
I'm sleeping in the yard
My mother thinks I'm lazy
And maybe she is right
I'll go to work mañana
But I gotta sleep tonight
Mañana, mañana
Mañana is soon enough for me
Ooh, once I had some money
But I gave it to a friend
He said he'd pay me double
It was only for a lend
But still a little later
The horse, she was too slow
And why he gave the horse my money
Is something I don't know
Mañana, mañana
Mañana is soon enough for me
My brother took his suitcase
And he went away to school
My father said he'd only learn
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, she was too hot
Mañana, mañana
Mañana is soon enough for me
Written by: Dave Barbour, Peggy Lee
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