| It was a lucky April shower
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| It was the most convenient door
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| I found a million dollar baby
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| In a five and ten cent store.
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| The rain continued for an hour.
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| I hung around for three or four.
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| Around a million dollar baby
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| In a five and ten cent store.
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| She was selling china
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| And when she made those eyes,
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| I kept buying china
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| Until the crowd got wise.
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| Incidently
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| If you should run into a shower,
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| Just step inside my cottage door,
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| And meet the million dollar baby
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| From the five and ten cent store.
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| Love comes along like a popular song
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| Any time or anywhere at all.
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| Rain or sunshine
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| Spring or fall.
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| Say, you’ll never know when it may say hello
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| In a very unexpected place.
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| For example, take my case.
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| (Bing scats.)
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| She was selling china
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| And when she made those eyes
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| I kept buying china
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| until the crowd got wise.
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| Incidently
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| If you should run into a shower
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| Oh, step inside my cottage door
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| And meet my million dollar baby
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| From the five and ten cent store. |