Had made it big on the Charts
On everyone’s lips
Bobby McFerrin
Don't Worry, Be Happy who
could forget that gem!
"Don't Worry, Be Happy" released in 1988 was number one for 2 weeks on
the Billboard Hot 100 chart. At the 1989 Grammy it won the Song of the Year, Record of the Year, and Best
Male Pop Vocal Performance (Wiki)
(Picture Credit: Google images)
oh man...i am going to have that song stuck in my head the rest of day....do do do doodloo doodooloo dont worry be happy mon...smiles.
ReplyDeleteDamn it! Now I have that song stuck in my head too. Thanks a lot..LOL
ReplyDeleteI loved that song... thanks for bringing it back to mind.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely remember that song. For me it was one of those songs that i really didn't like the first bunch of times I heard it but then grew on me and wound up enjoying. Definitely agree with the others, will have that on my mind today, and where I'm at right now, definitely some wisdom I can use. Thanks
ReplyDeleteSuch a good song!
ReplyDeleteYep, love that song too ~
ReplyDeleteIf that one hit and its indelible message were his life's task, he completed it with gusto. Woo Hoo!
ReplyDeleteIs there anything happier than a lilting island accent telling you not to worry, Mon?
ReplyDeleteI was even more amazed by his ability to do polyphonic melodies, with nothing but his voice.
ReplyDeleteNice take on the prompt. Be Happy!
ReplyDeleteA one-hit wonder is better than no wonder at all!
ReplyDelete“The Way Goes On”
“A Dozen Wonders”
Loved that song! Lovely haiku you have written on it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding us of a one-line philosophy we all should practice more, Hank.
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ReplyDeletei can't forget that song!!
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Great song, great philosophy.... I will add this to my ipod music. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThat was a fun song. :)
ReplyDeleteReminds me of hypercolor shirts.
~Shawna
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Yes, we should always follow those four simple words, Hank, and there would be far fewer problems in this world.
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