It Was Composed By The Late Harry Warren, Whom I Knew The Last Several

Years Of His Life, When He Was A Member Of The Pacific Pioneer

Broadcasters And Often Was A Guest At Their Luncheons. Harry Wrote It

In 1931, I Believe; And That Was The Year That Crosby Recorded It On

Brunswick And It Was One Of His First Really Big Hits. I Have Known The

Lyrics By Heart For Over Fifty Years, And Here They Are From Bing Crosby's

Record:



It Was A Lovely April Shower,

It Was A 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 The Million Dollar Baby

In The Five And Ten Cent Store.



She Was Selling China

And When She Made Those Eyes,

I Kept Buying China

Until The Crowd Got Wise.



Incidentally,

If You Should Run Into A Shower,

Well Step Inside My Cottage Door,

And Meet The Million Dollar Baby

From The Five And Ten Cent Store



(Bridge:)

Love Comes Along Like A Popular Song

Anytime Or Anywhere At All,

Rain Or Sunshine,

Spring Or Fall.

Say, You'll Never Know When It May Say Hello

In A Very Unexpected Place,

For Example, Take My Case.



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