| Anytime the thunder starts to rumble down
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| Don’t let hope tumble down
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| Or castles crumble down
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| If the blues appear, just make the best of them
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| Just make a jest of them
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| Don’t be possessed of them
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| At the risk of sounding rather platitudinous
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| Here’s what I believe should be the attitude in us:
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| A sunny disposish
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| Will always see you through
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| When you up above the skies are blah
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| 'Stead of being blue
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| Mister Trouble makes our faces grow long
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| But a smile will have him saying, «So long!»
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| It really doesn’t pay
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| To be a gloomy pill
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| It’s absolutely most ridic
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| Positively sil
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| The rain may pitter-patter
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| It really doesn’t matter
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| For life can be delish
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| With a sunny disposish
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| Must confess I like your way of viewing it
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| No use in ruing it
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| When gloom is bluing it
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| Taking your advice, the sad and weary’ll
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| Have no material
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| To be funereal
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| It’s a thought that they should be swallowing, my dear
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| Look at me, already you’ve a following, my dear
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| A sunny disposish
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| Will always see you through
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| When you up above the skies are blah
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| 'Stead of being blue
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| Mister Trouble makes our faces grow long
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| But a smile will have him saying, «So long!»
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| It really doesn’t pay
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| To be a gloomy pill
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| It’s absolutely most ridic
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| Positively sil
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| The rain may pitter-patter
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| It really doesn’t matter
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| For life can be delish
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| With a sunny disposish |