Beat Cafe
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Beat Cafe
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Can a cat think? I think so
She asked me, do I wanna go
To a beatnik cafe where the lights are low
The music is cool and the chicks are slow
Poet in a beret as the sax he blow
And the bongo-boy, go man go
Can a kit wink to her beau?
He asked her, do you wanna go
To a beatnik cafe where the lights are low
The music is cool and the chicks are slow
Barefoot baby with a painted toe
As the reefer blow, go chick go
Dig a chick slink with her beau
I ask you, do you wanna go
To a beatnik cafe where the lights are low
The music is cool and the chicks are slow
Barefoot baby with a painted toe
As the sax he blow, go man go
Beatnik cafe
Beatnik cafe
Beatnik cafe
Beatnik cafe, hey man!
Beatnik cafe, hey babe
Beatnik cafe
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Donovan performs "Beat Cafe", and this lyric page sits inside the Donovan catalog on LyroVerse.
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