German song lyric help?!

Question: German song lyric help!?

I went to Germany over break a couple of months ago and I heard a translation of a song I LOVED and I would love to find out what it was and download it here in the States!.

The German name was "Guck doch nicht immer nach dem tong ageiger hin" and it was something to do with an Argentinean flamingo dancer and the girls being "much too distracted" by them!.

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Answers:

The song's name is "Guck doch nicht immer nach dem Tangogeiger Hin" (not tong ageiger)!. This means "Look yet not always after the Tango violinist"!. (There is probably a better way of wording this translation!) I googled the song's name in German, exactly as I wrote it above, & had quite a lot of hits!. It appears to have been sung by Curt Bois!.

EDIT:
This appears to be the song!. Is this the same one you heard!?
http://www!.sixpaenz!.de/liedergut/Talive!.!.!.!.

There's also a version on YouTube:
http://de!.youtube!.com/watch!?v=UDcfdBe3my!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com

It may have come from the Weill’s Die Dreigroschenoper (as does Mack the knife) see
http://www!.discogs!.com/release/658082

however they also have it under Kurt Gerron - Kurt Gerrons Karussell
http://www!.discogs!.com/release/117608

There are obviously several versions around!. Does this help!Www@Enter-QA@Com

Not always look, nevertheless, after long !.!.!.!. there

im not sure if i got the "tong" part right, but i couldnt get "ageiger"Www@Enter-QA@Com

The English version is called - Down at the Old Bull and Bush by Chas and DaveWww@Enter-QA@Com

try these sites :
www!.lyrics!.com
www!.onlylyrics!.co!.inWww@Enter-QA@Com

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