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Barbra Streisand ~ I Found A Million Dollar Baby (in A Five & Ten Cent Store)


Fanny It was a lucky april shower It was a most convenient dorm I found a million dollar baby in a five and ten cent store The rain continued for an hour I hang around for three our four Around a million dollar baby in a five an ten cent store She was selling china And when she made those eyes I kept buying china until the crop got wise Incidentally 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 Incidentally If you should run into a shower Just step inside my cottage door And meet the million dollar baby from the five and ten Five and ten cents store more free lyrics

Fanny
It was a lucky april shower
It was a most convenient dorm
I found a million dollar baby in a five and ten cent store
The rain continued for an hour
I hang around for three our four
Around a million dollar baby in a five an ten cent store
She was selling china
And when she made those eyes
I kept buying china until the crop got wise
Incidentally
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
Incidentally
If you should run into a shower
Just step inside my cottage door
And meet the million dollar baby from the five and ten
Five and ten cents store

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