I Whistle a Happy Tune The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square (Ft. Orchestra at Temple Square)
"I Whistle a Happy Tune" is a joyful, uplifting song from the musical "The King and I" (1951). It conveys themes of optimism and resilience, suggesting that whistling a happy tune can help one face challenges. The orchestration includes rich harmonies and a lively tempo. #MusicalTheater. Its positive message has resonated across generations.
[Verse 1: Women, Men, Women & Men]
*Whistling*
Whenever I feel afraid
I hold my head erect
And whistle a happy tune
So no one will suspect
I'm afraid
While shivering in my shoes
I strike a careless pose
And whistle a happy tune
And no one ever knows
I'm afraid
The result of this deception
Is very strange to tell
For when I fool the people I fear
I fool myself as well
I whistle a happy tune (I whistle a happy tune)
And every singlе time (And every singlе time )
The happiness in the tune
Convinces me that I'm
Not afraid
[Bridge: Women & Men]
Make believe you're brave
And the trick will take you far
You may be as brave
As you make believe you are
*Whistling*
Whenever I feel afraid
I hold my head erect
And whistle a happy tune
So no one will suspect
I'm afraid
While shivering in my shoes
I strike a careless pose
And whistle a happy tune
And no one ever knows
I'm afraid
The result of this deception
Is very strange to tell
For when I fool the people I fear
I fool myself as well
I whistle a happy tune (I whistle a happy tune)
And every singlе time (And every singlе time )
The happiness in the tune
Convinces me that I'm
Not afraid
[Bridge: Women & Men]
Make believe you're brave
And the trick will take you far
You may be as brave
As you make believe you are
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