Trouble may hound us, shadows surround us
Never mind, my Dear
Don't be downhearted, when we get started
They will disappear

Listen to Brother, while we've each other
There's no need to fear
For like Hansel and Gretel
We will prove our mettle

If you'll hang on to me while I hang on to you
We'll dance into the sunshine out of the rain
Forever and a day

Don't sigh, we'll get along, just try humming a song
And my, soon we shall hear the bluebird again

That's right, hold tight
We're on our way

Uphill, until

We lose the shadows

If you'll hang on to me (doo-doo)
While I hang on to you (doo-doo)
We'll dance into the sunshine out of the rain

That's right, hold tight
We're on our way

Uphill, until

We lose the shadows

If you'll hang on to me (doo-doo)
While I hang on to you (ooh-ooh)
We'll dance into the sunshine out of the rain
Forever and a day
We'll make a cabaret
That's all I've got to say


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