Sam's Song.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. Sept 2000.

There's a fellow name of Sam wears a smile all day,
When you ask him why he grins, he replies this way:

Here's a happy tune you'll love to croon,
they call it "Sam's Song",

Catchy as can be the melody,
they call it "Sam's Song",

Nothin' on your mind and then you find,
you're hummin' "Sam's Song".

Why it makes you grin, gets under your skin,
as only a song can do.

Here's a happy tune you'll love to croon,
they call it "Sam's Song",

People that you meet, out on the street
are whistlin' "Sam's Song".

Ev'ryone you see will soon agree
that it's a grand song;

So forget your troubles and wear a smile,
you'll find you'll never go wrong,

if you learn to croon the happy tune,
they call it "Sam's Song".

Here's a happy tune you'll love to croon,
they call it "Sam's Song",

Catchy as can be the melody,
they call it "Sam's Song",

Nothin' on your mind and then you find,
you're hummin' "Sam's Song".

Why it makes you grin, gets under your skin,
as only a song can do.

Here's a happy tune you'll love to croon,
they call it "Sam's Song",

People that you meet out on the street
are whistlin' "Sam's Song".

Ev'ryone you see will soon agree
that it's a grand song;

So forget your troubles and wear a smile,
you'll find you'll never go wrong,

if you learn to croon the happy tune,
they call it "Sam's Song".

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Sam's Song - The Happy Tune
1950
Music by Lew Quadling
Lyrics by Jack Elliott
Copyright MCML by Sam Weiss Music Inc. New York
MIDI
Doug Grierson - Research
Sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
Karaoke by Bunty Pritchard Jones
Sam's Song 1950 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 7 September 2000

Sam's Song - The Happy Tune 1950 Music by Lew Quadling - words by Jack Elliott