Sing A Song of Sunbeams 1934 'East Side Of Heaven'

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 18 Sep 2002

Some search for solace
in a sad and gloomy song,
and delve into the depths
of that dominion.
While others thrive on things
that terrify the throng,
I guess it's just a matter of opinion,
'Cause I say:
Sing a song of Sunbeams,
let the notes fall where they may,
Sing a song of sunbeams
in a light fantastic way.
Show the blues you're busy,
that you just can't be annoyed,
and they'll up and go,
because they know they're null and void.
People all are waiting for a grin;
If you smile, they'll give in.
Folks will like you
if you're never cross;
Some day they may even make you boss,
so Sing a Song of Sunbeams,
let the notes fall where they may.
Sing a Song of Sunbeams
in a light fantastic way,
Life is never perfect,
but it isn't always wrong;
so the only thing to do
is sing a sunbeam song.
Sing a song of Sunbeams,
let the notes fall where they may,
Sing a song of sunbeams
in a light fantastic way.
Show the blues you're busy,
that you just can't be annoyed,
and they'll up and go,
because they know they're null and void.
People all are waiting for a grin;
If you smile, they'll give in.
Folks will like you if you're never cross;
Some day they may even make you boss,
so Sing a Song of Sunbeams,
let the notes fall where they may.
Sing a Song of Sunbeams
in a light fantastic way,
Life is never perfect,
but it isn't always wrong;
so the only thing to do
is sing a sunbeam song.

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Sing A Song of Sunbeams 1934
Music by James V. Monaco
Lyrics by Johnny Burke
From the New Universal Production
"East Side of Heaven"
starring Bing Crosby
in association with Doug Grierson
Sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Wednesday 18 September 2002 at 09.29
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