The new version was titled "Tell Me Why" (or can be the longer "Tell Me Why the Stars Do Shine" or "Oh, Tell Me Why (The Stars Do Shine)" and is now considered a Children's Song. In 1945, Edwards, Spaeth, and Parish modified Mower/Burtch's 1899 work "Why I Love You" into more of a traditional folk tune and took the original Chorus and built around it. Burtch Original lyrics written by Fred Mower Language English Adapted from Why I Love You written by Roy L. I'm a Little Leprechaun (Saint Patrick's Day Song)Ĥ5.Music written by Michael Edwards, Sigmund Spaeth Lyrics written by Mitchell Parish Original music written by Roy L. Zoom, Zoom, Zoom, We're Going to the Moon!Ģ3. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer - 2011 Versionħ. My little girl started singing along at age three, and we were still singing it when she was 12īeautiful lullaby that a dear friend sent me.Ģ. I did too! We would sit on the front porch every single evening and sing this absolutely beautiful song. He always ended it with “Have a nice break. My high school English teacher used to sing this to the class at the end of every semester, in honor of a student of his that once passed away. Give it a try, maybe it`ll work for you too!
I guess my wife thought it was sweet, and 9 months later our 2nd son was born in November. That Saturday night our Sunday school class had a Valentine day party, and we played a game that included asking us to say something romantic to our partners, and I used the words of this song. I heard Garrison Keillor sing this song on His `Prairie Home Companion` radio show, with His audience, back in 1986. Holds such meaning to me now that all my babies are grown ages 44yrs 42yrs and 30yrs.
Thank you so much for making it so beautiful.
When they were sick when I rocked them to sleep. And then I'll tell you just why I love youīecause God made you, that's why I love you
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