And Her Daddy's A Millionaire
Badfinger · Other Songs - Badfinger
With butlers and bakers and candlestick vapors and horses and horsesgrooms
People don't like her, they say she's a fool, but I know I disagree
I know her better, she'll lend me ten-bob and I know she's in love with me
Oh, oh, she's a beautiful girl, she doesn't have a care
Oh, oh, she's a wonderful girl and her daddy's a millionaire
I meet her on Sundays, we go for a ride and it means the world to me
She lets me take her out to the woods then back to her house for tea
People don't like her, they say she's a fool, but I know I disagree
I know her better, she'll lend me ten-bob and I know she's in love with me
Daddy's a millionaire
Daddy's a millionaire
Daddy's a millionaire
Daddy's a millionaire.
And Her Daddy's A Millionaire
Recorded by the British rock band Badfinger, this track exemplifies the group's signature blend of melodic pop and acoustic guitar-driven rock. Released alongside their 1970 debut album, the song reflects the band's early era under Paul McCartney's production, showcasing their signature harmonies and songwriting prowess. The recording captures the raw energy and youthful optimism characteristic of late 1960s British Invasion music, featuring the band's signature vocal interplay between Pete Ham and George Harrison. As a staple of their discography, the track remains a significant example of their contribution to the genre, highlighting their ability to craft accessible yet emotionally resonant pop songs that defined their sound during their formative years.