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The Lord is Good to Me is a song sung in the segment, The Legend of Johnny Appleseed, a segment from the 1948 animated Disney film, Melody Time. It is sung when John Chapman (aka Johnny Appleseed) harvests apples at his apple tree where he sings of how he is thankful to the Lord for giving him the apples he wanted. Johnny briefly sings it again when he sets out to the great unknown to grow an apple orchard so that his dream can come true. A reprise of the song is sung by a choir during the end of the segment when Johnny and his guardian angel proceed straight in to heaven to grow more apple trees there.

Lyrics[]

The Lord is good to me
And so, I thank the Lord
For giving me the things I need
The sun and rain and an apple seed
Yes, He's been good to me

I owe the Lord so much
For everything I see
I'm certain if it weren't for Him
There'd be no apples on this limb
He's been good to me

Oh, here am I 'neath the blue, blue sky
Doing as I please
Singing with my feathered friend
Humming with the bees

I wake up every day
As happy as can be
Because I know that with His care
My apple trees, they will still be there
Oh, the Lord is good to me

And someday, there'll be apples there
For everyone in the world to share

The Lord is good to me!


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Media
Melody TimeHouse of MouseVideo

Segments: Once Upon a WintertimeBumble BoogieThe Legend of Johnny AppleseedLittle TootTreesBlame It on the SambaPecos Bill

Disney Parks
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & CafeWonderful World of Animation
Characters
Master of CeremoniesJoeJennyBumbleJohnny AppleseedJohnny's AngelLittle TootBig TootDonald DuckJosé CariocaAracuan BirdPecos BillSlue-Foot SueWidowmakerVultures
Locations
New York CityTexasSouth America
Songs
Melody TimeOnce Upon a WintertimeThe Lord is Good to MeGet on the Wagon Rolling WestThere's a Lot of Work Out There to DoApple FeastLittle TootTreesBlame It on the SambaBlue Shadows on the TrailSweet SuePecos Bill
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