(Till the Clouds Roll By)
A popular song from 1921
Words and music by Blanche Franklyn and Nat Vincent
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- Here of late I’ve heard people saying
That they’ve had their share
Of troubles and of care
Here and everywhere
So in case you’re one of the ones
Who think the world all wrong
You’ll find a real good tonic
In the chorus of this song
Chorus
Pucker up and whistle till the clouds roll by
Have a happy little twinkle in your eye
Lend your ear to something, worth while listening to
Just remember frowning was never meant for you
Pucker up and whistle though the day seems dark
That’s the time to wear a great big smile
Don’t you give dull care a tumble
Let the other fellow grumble
Pucker up and whistle all the while
- Don’t forget that back of the blackest cloud
You’ll always find
The sky is silver lined
With clouds of brightest kind
So instead of scowling and pouting
Think of what’s to come
I’m sure you’ll find it worth your while
To smile and gayly hum
Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein: