Nickels and Dimes Lyrics by Nana Mouskouri

Nickels and Dimes Lyrics

    I used to stand on the corner when I was a child
    And I would play my guitar and sing as the people went by
    The sidewalks were crowded, but I'd just sing louder 'cause I didn't mind
    Spending my time, spending my rhymes, and singing for nickels and dimes

    Nickels and dimes, a song at a time for nickels and dimes
    I'd brighten their day as they'd go on their way and they'd brighten mine
    A sidewalk rehearsal for dreams that I held in my mind
    I knew that someday, in my own special way, I'd repay all their nickels and dimes

    I recall the sidewalks each night as I stand on the stage
    As I play my guitar and sing for the people who pay
    'Cause finally, I made it to what they all call the Big Time
    But I still remember I still owe some nickels and dimes

    Nickels and dimes, a song at a time for nickels and dimes
    A sidewalk rehearsal for dreams that I held in my mind
    So, if you remember a child on the corner of time,
    You'll know that I wrote this to repay your nickels and dimes
    (repeat and fade out)

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