I am H A P P Y song

[Grahame 10]

We used to sing it at Sunday School.

 

Same as Joanl.

I was singing it in Sunday School fifty years ago, followed by

verse 2. S.A.V.E.D. (from sin)

verse 3. L.O.V.E.D. (by Jesus)

verse 4. I am HAPPY, SAVED, and LOVED.

[kittenta 10]

I think my mom taught it me, or I may have heard it on the tv, either way it's stuck in my head

[waxonwaxoff 13]

I think my mom taught it me, or I may have heard it on the tv, either way it's stuck in my head

 

Wait till i see your mum. I will be informing her of how annoying you are singing that song.

[waxonwaxoff 13]

I think it a very old song.

Judging by the irony of it, it is probably a WW1 trench song.

Google it you may find some answers.

 

Thanks sounds quite intresting i might take a look.

[Grahame 10]

Here listen

 

and it isn't coffee it's wine, keep up with my threads woman lol

 

I see Ken Jones claims to have written the Theme Tune.

 

I don't know if I still have the original music but it was written by someone called Hattherway, I forget his first name.

[kittenta 10]

Wait till i see your mum. I will be informing her of how annoying you are singing that song.

 

and she'll start singing it too rofl

[kittenta 10]

I see Ken Jones claims to have written the Theme Tune.

 

I don't know if I still have the original music but it was written by someone called Hattherway, I forget his first name.

 

Are you singing it yet?

[newfgreen 10]

That song sends me back into the 90's sat with my Grandad & grandma eating a bar of chocolate listening to Friday night TV.

 

They were the days.

[kittenta 10]

Altogether now.... WE ARE H A P P Y :banana:

[Nigel Womersle 10]

When I was a kid in the 1950's, it was one of The Ovaltineys' songs. I think the local Salvation Army used to sing it too, but I couldn't swear to it.

[susiepoosie 10]

I remember watching only when I laugh when I was a kid, I quite liked it

[CHOIRBOY 10]

Same as Joanl.

I was singing it in Sunday School fifty years ago, followed by

verse 2. S.A.V.E.D. (from sin)

verse 3. L.O.V.E.D. (by Jesus)

verse 4. I am HAPPY, SAVED, and LOVED.

 

Yes sung by the very young in Sunday School I think it is a type of Sankey Song possibly American in origin It is not mentioned in Julians Dictionary of Hymnology which was written at Wincobank Vicarage Sheffield 1892 2nd Edition 1907 We sang the vewrses in a different order ie 1 Happy. Loved then saved May be in CSSM Chorus books If i eventually do find the details of author/ composer i will put them on the forum.