I Found a Million Dollar Baby (In a Five and Ten Cent Store) Nat "King" Cole
"I Found a Million Dollar Baby (In a Five and Ten Cent Store)" by Nat "King" Cole, released in 1944, is a jazz standard that blends romance and nostalgia. The lyrics express the joy of discovering true love in an unexpected place. Its smooth melody and heartfelt delivery highlight themes of love's value over material wealth. #Jazz
[Verse 1]
It was a lucky April shower
It was the most convenient door
I found a million-dollar baby
In a five and ten cent store
The rain continued for an hour
I hung around for three or four
Around a million-dollar baby
In a five and ten cent store
[Bridge]
She was selling china
And when she made those eyes
I kept buying china
Until the crowd got wise
Incidentally
[Verse 2]
If you should run into a shower
Just step inside my cottage door
And meet the million-dollar baby
From the five and ten cent store
[Instrumental Break]
[Outro]
If you should run into a shower
Just step inside my cottage door
And meet the million-dollar baby
From the five and ten cent store
I found a million-dollar baby
In a five and ten cent store
It was a lucky April shower
It was the most convenient door
I found a million-dollar baby
In a five and ten cent store
The rain continued for an hour
I hung around for three or four
Around a million-dollar baby
In a five and ten cent store
[Bridge]
She was selling china
And when she made those eyes
I kept buying china
Until the crowd got wise
Incidentally
[Verse 2]
If you should run into a shower
Just step inside my cottage door
And meet the million-dollar baby
From the five and ten cent store
[Instrumental Break]
[Outro]
If you should run into a shower
Just step inside my cottage door
And meet the million-dollar baby
From the five and ten cent store
I found a million-dollar baby
In a five and ten cent store
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