| On the corner of Fifth and Main |
| By the old riverbed near the railroad train |
| There's a shop, near the track |
| And the owner works in the back |
| He's got a hole in his shirt and a hole in his shoe |
| He walks around without a whole lot to do |
| He's got no car and got no clothes |
| He do what he does it's all he knows |
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| He's a donut man (Donut man), doin' what he can (Ah ha) |
| Happy everyday nothin' to lose he's found his way |
| He's a donut man (Donut man), doin' what he can (What he can) |
| Happy everyday nothin' to lose he's found his way |
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| For at least ten years and a day |
| He's been going out of his way |
| To give what he's got |
| And the lord sees he gives a lot |
| Now the folks laid down, one thin down |
| For this he gives all his time |
| And on his face, a beautiful smile |
| His love reachin' out all the while |
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| He's a donut man (Donut man), doin' what he can (Ah ha) |
| Happy everyday nothin' to lose he's found his way |
| He's a donut man (Donut man), doin' what he can (What he can) |
| Happy everyday nothin' to lose he's found his way |
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| As the children grew up and he grew old |
| His hands got shaky and the shop was sold |
| On many a lip as the story been told |
| There ain't nothing left but a donut hole |
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| He's a donut man (Donut man), doin' what he can (Ah ha) |
| Happy everyday nothin' to lose he's found his way |
| He's a donut man (Donut man), doin' what he can (What he can) |
| Every other day he gives them away |
| Everybody loves a donut man |
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| He's a donut man (Donut man), doin' what he can (Ah ha) |
| Happy everyday nothin' to lose he's found his way |
| He's a donut man (Donut man), doin' what he can (What he can) |
| Every other day he gives them away |
| Everybody loves a donut man |
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| On many a lip has his story been told |
| There ain't nothing left but a donut hole (donut hole) |
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