(That’s shining for me)
a 1928 popular song
words by Dolly Morse
music by Walter Donaldson
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by Fred Feild:
Lyrics
- The more I roam about
The more I dream about a rainbow
Just hoping that a rainbow might soon appear
I’d walk a million miles
To find the kind of smiles that I know
Would bring a golden rainbow and skies so clear
Although I try, I really get nowhere
Sometime I’m hoping that I’ll get somewhere
Chorus
There must be a silver lining
That’s shining for me
There must be a way of finding
A message of sympathy
Just a little coo from the bluebird
Would make a new bird out of me
There must be a silver lining
That’s shining for me
- I’ve been so blue a lot
I’ve had an awful lot of bad luck
An awful lot of bad luck has come my way
Although I sit and mope
I try to smile and hope that good luck
A little bit of good luck will come some day
Just like the skies my eyes are so cloudy
Someday Miss Lady Luck might say “Howdy”
Sung here by Vancha March: