With Plenty Of Money And You (Gold Diggers' Lullaby)

Written for: Gold Diggers Of 1937 (1936)
Performer: Dick Powell
Lyric: Al Dubin
Music: Harry Warren
Year: 1936
Original publisher: Harms, Inc.

Verse:

I have never envied folks with money,
Millionaires don't get along so well;
I have you, but haven't any money,
Still the combination would be swell;

Chorus:

Oh, baby, what I couldn't do-oo-oo,
With plenty of money and you-oo-oo;
In spite of the worry that money brings,
Just a little "filthy lucre" buys a lot of things;
And I could take you to places you'd like to go,
But outside of that, I've no use for dough;
It's the root of all evil,
Of strife and upheaval;
But I'm certain, honey,
That life could be sunny,
With plenty of money and you.