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A Million Dollars

Music and Lyrics by Charles Chaplin

In A King in New York, Chaplin only included a very brief fragment of his voice singing this song.

When I think of a million dollars
Tears come to my eyes
I think of all the bluebirds
And a thousand rainbow skies

Some folks cry at the heart of a rose
Some at the morning dew
But to think of a million dollars
Makes me
Sigh and cry
For you

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