Fortuosity - 1966 - The Happiest Millionaire

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 21 Feb 2002

Well now,
ain't this an elegant neighbourhood;
all the residents dress so fine.
One day off the boat am I,
with a job that's nearly mine.
'Tis a job with an elegant millionaire,
and his elegant family.
Today I move from immigrant,
to high society!

You may call that luck.
You may call it fortune.
But meself.

I call it Fortuosity,
That's me byword.
Fortuosity, me twinkle in the eye word.
Sometimes castles, fall to the ground,
but that's where four leaf clovers are found.
Fortuosity, lucky chances.
Fortuitious little, happy happenstances.
I don't worry
'cause ev'rywhere I see
that ev'ry bit of life is lit by
Fortuosity!

Fortuosity, that's me own word.
Fortuosity, me never feel alone word.
'Round a corner, under a tree,
good fortune's waitin'
just wait and see.
Fortuosity, lucky chances.
Fortuitious little, happy happenstances.
I keep smilin',
'cause my philosophy is
"Do your best and leave the rest to
Fortuosity!"

Soft karaoke
Words
synth strings
pizz str
synth brass
lyric
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Fortuosity 1966 The Happiest Millionaire
sung by Tommy Steele
by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman
copyright 1966 by Wonderland Music Co. Inc., Glendale, Ca, U.S.A.
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Thursday 21 February 2002 at 08.22
in association with Doug Grierson
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