One of a kind

Style: 1950s Slow Blues Ballad

Vocal Style: Deep, soulful female lead with a slight rasp

(Slow, dripping piano chords, a brushed snare drum, and a warm saxophone humming in the background)

I’ve had a lot of shadows, knockin' at my door

But I don’t let those lonesome ghosts haunt me anymore

I look into the mirror, and baby, what do I find?

You’re the only person I can put on my mind.

I used to feel so empty, driftin' like the tide

But now I’ve got this heavy glow, way deep down inside

I don’t need no diamonds, I don’t need no gold

You’re the only heavy thing my heart wants to hold. ❤️

(The music swells, the saxophone gets louder)

I spent all those years of datin', just lookin' for a sign

Waitin' for the perfect time to make a good man mine

I got lost in the wrong hands, yeah, I paid a heavy price

But findin' you, baby... well, it’s like findin' paradise.

Did you know you’re one of a kind?

A treasure like you is so rare to find

For real, my darlin', the search is finally through

The only thing I'm thinkin' of... is you, you, you.

(A slow, melodic solo that mimics the vocal melody, very "clean" 50s electric tone)

I was in the wrong hands for so long...

But now I'm right where I belong.

One of a kind... (One of a kind)

So rare to find... (So rare to find)

You're the only one, baby.

(Song ends with a slow, fading saxophone trill)