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Johnny Lee – One In A Million

Its widespread acclaim propelled it to the top, of the reaching #1 on US Hot Country Songs (Billboard) and #8 on Canadian RPM Country Tracks. charts, cementing its position as a beloved classic.

Johnny Lee – One In A Million: A Timeless Country Classic

Are you ready to dive into the captivating story behind Johnny Lee’s iconic song, «One In A Million»? This timeless country music masterpiece, released in October 6, 1980, has left an indelible mark on the hearts of music enthusiasts worldwide. Join us as we unravel the fascinating details behind the creation of this beloved track and explore the profound meaning it holds.

The Story Behind the Song

Johnny Lee - One In A Million
Cover LP Single Johnny Lee Asylum 1980
«One In A Million» is a soul-stirring ballad that delves into the depths of love and serendipity. The song, written by Chick Rains, encapsulates the essence of finding that one special person who transforms your life. Its poignant lyrics and melodic composition have resonated with generations, making it a cherished emblem of classic country music. The song, produced by Jim Ed Norman, found its home in the album «Lookin’ for Love,» captivating listeners with its heartfelt narrative and emotive performance.

The Journey to Success

Upon its release, «One In A Million» ascended the music charts, securing a place in the hearts of fans across the nation. Its widespread acclaim propelled it to the top, of the reaching #1 on US Hot Country Songs (Billboard) and #8 on Canadian RPM Country Tracks. charts, cementing its position as a beloved classic.




Johnny Lee: A Legend in Country Music

Johnny Lee - One In A Million
Johnny Lee
Johnny Lee, the maestro behind «One In A Million,» has been a prominent figure in the realm of country music. With a string of chart-topping hits and a distinctive vocal style, Lee has etched his name in the annals of music history. His remarkable career boasts 5 number-one hits and a myriad of other accolades, solidifying his status as a true icon in the genre.
Intrigued to learn more about the enchanting tale woven into «One In A Million» and Johnny Lee’s illustrious career? Stay tuned as we delve deeper into the rich tapestry of country music history, celebrating the enduring legacy of this remarkable artist and his timeless melodies.
Remember, in the vast landscape of country music, «One In A Million» stands as a testament to the enduring power of love and music, capturing the hearts of millions with its timeless allure.

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Johnny Lee – One In A Million Lyrics

Sometimes it seems the world’s a jungle
Through it all I was born to stumble
Searchin’ for somethin’ I never would find
I take your love in bits and pieces
Comin’ to you only when it eases that lonely feelin’
That gets in my mind
And you treat me so kind
With those hard times come a dime a dozen
But girls with your kind of lovin’
Are one in a million
They’re so hard to find
And those hard times come a dime a dozen
But girls with your kind of lovin’
Are one in a million
I’m lucky you’re mine
I know your friends don’t think much of me
They say you’re a fool to love me
But girl, I know they’ll never turn you around
You’re bound to love, you hard luck poet
When I let you down
You don’t show it
You know it don’t matter
They can’t touch what we found when the sun goes down
And those hard times come a dime a dozen
But girls with your kind of lovin’
Are one in a million
They’re so hard to find
And those hard times come a dime a dozen
But girls, with your kind of lovin’
Are one in a million
I’m lucky you’re mine
And those hard times come a dime a dozen
But girls, with your kind of lovin’
Are one in a million
They’re so hard to find
And those hard times come a dime a dozen

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