The Sun Shines Brighter
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- (Bessie.) I'm so happy! Life doesn't seem the same.
- You can't see it, But inside I'm all aflame!
- I haven't felt this way since once I sunk a ten-foot putt
- Which I needed to win the game.
- Oh! the sun shines brighter than it used to,
- And the world becomes worthwhile.
- Little dickybirdies sing the wedding march;
- And Nature seems to smile.
- The breeze in the trees brings a scent of orange blossom
- And the skies turn soft and blue,
- When there's no one 'round except the man you love,
- And the man you love loves you.
- (Stub.) I'm so happy! I've simply got to sing!
- I'll break records, When I run to buy the ring.
- I don't know who the fellow was who first invented life,
- But he started a darned good thing.
- Oh! the sun shines brighter than it used to,
- And the world becomes worthwhile.
- Little dickybirdies sing the wedding march;
- And Nature seems to smile.
- The breeze in the trees brings a scent of orange blossom
- And the skies turn soft and blue,
- When there's no one 'round except the man you love,
- And the man you love loves you.
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