Million dollar baby - studio version Fool's Garden

"Million Dollar Baby" by Fool's Garden, released in 1995, is a #Pop rock song that explores themes of love, longing, and the complexities of relationships. The lyrics depict a yearning for connection and the bittersweet nature of desire, using the metaphor of a "million dollar baby" to signify someone precious and unattainable. Musically, the song features catchy melodies and a blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation, creating an uplifting yet reflective mood. Its relatable themes have resonated with audiences, contributing to its enduring popularity in the 90s music scene.

She had big eyes
And a smile as sweet as candy
Little queens' lies
She whispered in my ear
Follow me - Hey
Let me take you to surrender
I was shot down
In flames without a warning
When I woke up the other day

The million dollar baby was lost
A phantom in the back alley bar
The million dollar baby was just
A little bit too much in the jar - maybe

I went downstairs
To Eddy's bar around the corner
To get some black coffee to refresh my mind
Follow me - Hey
I heard a voice that I remembered
I was shot down again
She said: 'Honey don't you try'
And when I opened up my eyes

The million dollar baby was lost
A phantom in the back alley bar
The million dollar baby was just
A little bit too much in the jar - maybe

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