In a (C)lit tle ca fé just the (F)oth er side of the (C)bor der,

and she was sit ting Jo there sé giv ing me looks (F)one lit that made my mouth (C)wa ter.

So I (F)start the ed walk ing her way;

some one said, “She be longs to Jo sé.”

And (Am6)I (G)knew, yes I knew I should leave, but then then I heard her (C)say (F)ay (G7)ay, “Come a lit tle bit clos er, you’re my kind of man, so big and so strong.

Come a lit tle bit clos er, I’m all a lone,

and the (C)night is so young.”

So we (C)start ed to dance; in my (F)arms she felt so in (C)vit ing,

and I just could n’t Jo re sé sist a fiest a, (F)one lit tle kiss, so ex (C)cit ing.

Then I (F)heard the gui tar play er say,

“Va mos, Jo sé’s the on dow his way,”

and (Am6)I (G)knew, yes I knew I should run, er then for I heard her (C)say (F)ay (G7)ay, “Come a lit tle bit clos er, you’re my kind of man, so big and so strong.

Come a lit tle bit clos er, I’m all a lone,

and the (C)night is so young.”

Then the (C)night is so young.”