The song contains the following verse: There's a bluebird on my
windowsill, There's a rainbow in my sky, There's a happy thought that
fills my heart, Its enough to make me cryThank you for the five stars and tip!
--Bobbie7Hi Skybubba!
The title of the song you are referring to is THERE'S A BLUEBIRD ON
YOUR WINDOW SILL.
Words and music by Elizabeth Clarke
See the lyrics at the following links:
http://www.cowboylyrics.com/tabs/williams-audrey/bluebird-on-your-window-673.html
http://getsome.org/guitar/olga/cowpie/w/williams_audrey/bluebird_on_your_window.crd
The Canadian Encyclopedia provides the history of the song 'Bluebird
on Your Windowsill'.
?Pop song by the Vancouver nurse (Carmen) Elizabeth Clarke (b Winnipeg
1911, d Vancouver 1960). The words (1947) were inspired by a small
bird which perched on a windowsill of Vancouver's Hospital for Sick
and Crippled Children. The melody was added later. The Rhythm Pals,
who introduced the song on radio station CKNW, New Westminster, made
an unsubstantiated claim that they contributed something to the final
version. The song was published in 1948 by Empire Music and recorded
first by Don Murphy for Aragon. Many other country artists recorded
the song, and versions in 1949 by Doris Day and Tex Williams were hits
in the US pop and country markets respectively. Clarke turned over all
royalties to children's hospitals in Canada. The song was chosen as
the theme for the 1949 US March of Dimes, and was later used in the
1986 Canadian feature film My American Cousin.?
Canadian Encyclopedia
http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=U1ARTU0000342
You can purchase this song at Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/index%3Dmusic-tracks%26field-keywords%3D%252522Bluebird%252520on%252520your%252520Windowsill%252522%26store-name%3Dclassical/102-7611375-6603369
Search criteria:
?Bluebird on * windowsill?
I hope this is helpful.
Best regards,
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