Happy Song
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Happy Song
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Sing me a happy song
So I can dance the whole night long
Sing me a sweet melody
So I can find a harmony
When I hear that song
I know nothing can go wrong
I lose myself in your embrace
Just drift away the days
Tell me a happy story
So I will sleep the whole night long
Tell me what I want to hear
Maybe then I won't have no fear
When I hear that song
I know nothing can go wrong
Just tuck me in at night
And don't forget to turn out the light
Sing me another happy song
Give me courage make me strong
Sing me a sweet melody
And I will find the harmony
When I hear that song
I know nothing can go wrong
The thing is all they say
One day you'll find me and I'll be
Singing a happy song
Singing a happy a happy song
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