Poppy - Someone Will Make You Smile 1914

by James Pitt-Payne for Todd Robbins
2011

I never despair
when days are not fair,
Yet I'm fond of sunshine and play,
December is cold,
But must you be told
December is followed by May.
I try not to mind
When fate seems unkind,
I know that tomorrow is near,
So if you are wise,
When tears dim your eyes,
Just try to remember, dear:

Someone will make you smile
Someone will come
and make life worth while,
Somebody knows
when you are sad,
Somebody knows
how to make you glad,
When shadows fill the sky,
Someone up there
makes the clouds roll by,
So through each tear
Someone will appear,
Someone to make you smile.

Someone will make you smile
Someone will come
and make life worth while,
Somebody knows
when you are sad,
Somebody knows
how to make you glad,
When shadows fill the sky,
Someone up there
makes the clouds roll by,
So through each tear
Someone will appear,
Someone to make you smile.

There's someone to share
Each sorrow and care,
Somebody to brighten your day,
There's no need to mope,
Just dream and just hope,
And troubles will soon pass away.
This life may seem wrong
The journey too long,
Don't think you are searching in vain;
If you carry on
You must find the dawn,
There can't be eternal rain:

Someone will make you smile
Someone will come
and make life worth while,
Somebody knows
when you are sad,
Somebody knows
how to make you glad,
When shadows fill the sky,
Someone up there
makes the clouds roll by,
So through each tear
Someone will appear,
Someone to make you smile.

Someone will make you smile
Someone will come
and make life worth while,
Somebody knows
when you are sad,
Somebody knows
how to make you glad,
When shadows fill the sky,
Someone up there
makes the clouds roll by,
So through each tear
Someone will appear,
Someone to make you smile.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Poppy - Someone Will Make You Smile 1914
Music by Dr. Rudolf Sieczynski
Lyrics by Irving Caesar
© MCMXIV by Adolf Robitschek
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sequenced for Todd Robbins by James Pitt-Payne
on Sunday 7 August 2011 at 13.21
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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