I Left My Hat in Haiti

ALAN JAY LERNER, BURTON LANE

I left my hat in Haiti
In some forgotten flat in Haiti
I couldn't tell you how I got there
I only know it was so hot there

She took my hat politely
And wound her arms around me tightly
But I remember nothing clearly
Except the flame when she came near me

Her eyes had the glow of surrender
And her touch it was tender
And with someone as fiery as that
You forget about your hat

So if you go to Haiti
There is a girl I know in Haiti
If you can find her you'll adore her
Just look around till you've found someone who has a blue-grey fedora

Her eyes had the glow of surrender
And her touch it was tender
And with someone as fiery as that
You forget about your hat

So if you go to Haiti
There is a girl I know in Haiti
If you can find her you'll adore her
Just look around till you've found someone who has a blue-grey fedora

Trivia about the song I Left My Hat in Haiti by Billy Eckstine

On which albums was the song “I Left My Hat in Haiti” released by Billy Eckstine?
Billy Eckstine released the song on the albums “Everything I Have Is Yours / The Best Of The Mgm Years” in 1994, “Jazz Masters Vol.22” in 1995, “Quadromania: Billy Eckstine - I Ain't Like That” in 2004, and “The Very Best Of Billy Eckstine” in 2009.
Who composed the song “I Left My Hat in Haiti” by Billy Eckstine?
The song “I Left My Hat in Haiti” by Billy Eckstine was composed by ALAN JAY LERNER, BURTON LANE.

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