Someday you'll find your bluebird
Read Someday you'll find your bluebird lyrics by Shirley Temple on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Someday you'll find your bluebird
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If it seems that you were born
Under some unlucky star
And the sun simply won't
Come smiling through
While you seek your happiness
You will find it where you are
If you look at life
With a pleasant point of view
Someday, you'll find your bluebird
Wait your turn (hum---)
Bide your time. (hum--)
For when you find your bluebird
Life will be (hum--)
So sublime. (hum--)
It may be right near you
Or may be worlds apart
When love comes you'll find it
On the window-sill, of your heart
And then you'll hear your bluebird
Sing a song of happiness to you
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Shirley Temple performs "Someday you'll find your bluebird", and this lyric page sits inside the Shirley Temple catalog on LyroVerse.
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