Tony Bennett 
  
 This version did not chart but 
 In 1934, it was a # 6 hit for Jan Garber 
 Sung in the film "Moulin Rouge" by Constance (no relation) Bennett 
 Words by Al Dubin and Music by Harry  Warren 
  
 I walk along the street of sorrow 
 The boulevard of broken dreams 
 Where gigolo and gigolette 
 Can take a kiss without regret 
 So they forget their broken dreams 
  
 You laugh tonight and cry tomorrow 
 When you behold your shattered schemes 
 Gigolo and gigolette 
 Wake up to find their eyes are wet 
 With tears that tell of broken dreams 
  
 Here is where you'll always find me 
 Always walking up and down 
 But I left my soul behind me 
 In an old cathedral town 
  
 The joy that you find here you borrow 
 You cannot keep it long it seems 
 Gigolo and gigolette 
 Still sing a song and dance along 
 The boulevard of broken dreams 
  
 Here is where you'll always find me 
 Always walking up and down 
 For I left my soul behind me 
 In an old cathedral town 
  
 The joy that you find here you borrow 
 You cannot keep it long it seems 
 But gigolo and gigolette 
 Still sing a song and dance along 
 The boulevard    of broken dreams