Roll Out of Bed With a Smile

A popular song from 1933.
Words by Joe Young.
Music by Milton Ager.

Sheet music provided by Laurence Rubenstein:

Roll-Out-Of-Bed-With-a-Smile – SHEET MUSICDownload

Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:

Roll_Out_Of_Bed_With_A_Smile – MIDIDownload

Lyrics

  1. Are you lookin’ for a sunny day?
    Are you lookin’ for a sky of blue?
    You can find ’em, so the poets say
    If you change your point of view
    Try this simple little exercise
    When you open up your eyes

Chorus
Roll out of bed in the mornin’
With a great big smile and a good good mornin’
Get up with a grin
There’s a new day that’s tumblein’ in
Wake with the sun and the rooster
Cock-a-doo-dle-do, like the rooster uster
How can you go wrong
If you roll out of bed with a song?
Do your singin’ in the shower
Vocalize a glad refrain
While you’re singin’ in the shower
All your troubles go bubblein’ down the drain
Coffee and rolls with your honey
Turns a gloomy day to a day that’s sunny
You’ll find it worth while
If you roll out of bed with a smile

  1. Happiness is just a state of mind
    In a little golden book I read
    “Be contented and you’re sure to find
    Little bluebirds overhead”
    If you want to make a perfect day
    You must start it off this way

Sung here by Fred Feild: