Every Baby Needs a Da-Da-Daddy Marilyn Monroe

"Every Baby Needs a Da-Da-Daddy" by Marilyn Monroe, released in 1954, is a playful pop song that explores themes of love, family, and the need for paternal affection. The upbeat melody features Monroe's charming vocals, blending jazz elements with a lighthearted rhythm. The song highlights the importance of a father figure in a child's life, reflecting cultural values of the era. #Pop

It was cold outside of Tiffany's, I was shivering in the storm
I walked in and asked a gentleman "could I please keep warm?"
He asked me how come a baby doll has no comfy place to go
So I told that kindly gentleman my tale of woe
Every baby needs a da-da-daddy to keep her worry-free
Every baby needs a da-da-daddy, but where's one for me?
Rich or poor, I don't care who
If he hasn't got a million then a half will do
Every baby needs a da-da-daddy.Could my da-daddy be you?
Every baby needs a da-da-daddy with silver in his hair
Every baby needs a da-da-daddy who has some gold to spare
Some sweet daddy who enjoys
Bringing home to baby little diamond toys
Every baby needs a da-da-daddy. Could my da-da-daddy be you?
Every baby needs a da-da-daddy, in case she runs aground
Every baby needs a da-da-daddy, to keep her safe and sound
Yes we feel just like red riding hood
Cos the wolves are awful hungry in the neighbourghhood
Oh every baby needs a da-da-daddy. Could my da-daddy be you?
Could my da-daddy be you?

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