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{{Infobox song
 
{{Infobox song
 
|image = 32406.jpg
 
|image = 32406.jpg
|composer = Ed Haley
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|composer = Charles Wolcott
 
|lyrics_by = Ed Haley
 
|lyrics_by = Ed Haley
 
|singer = The Sportsmen
 
|singer = The Sportsmen
 
|films = ''[[Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas]]''
 
|films = ''[[Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas]]''
 
|shorts = ''[[The Nifty Nineties]]''
 
|shorts = ''[[The Nifty Nineties]]''
|shows = ''[[Disney Sing Along Songs: Fun with Music]]''<br>''101 Notes of Fun''
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|shows = ''[[Disney Sing Along Songs: Fun with Music]]''<br>''101 Notes of Fun''<br>''Muppets Tonight''
 
|attractions =
 
|attractions =
 
|games =
 
|games =
 
|albums =
 
|albums =
|preceded_by = "The Gay Nineties"
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|preceded_by = "[[The Gay Nineties]]"
|followed_by = "Come Home, Father"
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|followed_by = "[[Father, Dear Father]]"
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|video = }}
|video = [[File:While Strolling Through the Park-The Nifty Nineties (Sing Along Songs)|thumb|240px|The sing-along from ''Fun with Music'']]}}"'''While Strolling Through the Park'''" is a song that was used in the [[1941]] [[Mickey Mouse]] cartoon, ''[[The Nifty Nineties]]''.
 
   
The song was also in the album, ''[[Disney Sing Along Songs: Fun with Music]]'' (as well as ''101 Notes of Fun'').
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"'''While Strolling Through the Park'''" is a song featured in the [[1941]] [[Mickey Mouse]] short film ''[[The Nifty Nineties]]'' with music composed by Charles Wolcott and lyrics written by Ed Haley. The song was also included in the ''[[Disney Sing Along Songs]]'' video ''[[Disney Sing Along Songs: Fun with Music|Fun with Music]]'' (as well as ''101 Notes of Fun'') and [[Walt Disney World Resort]]'s Easter Parade and Spring Trolley show.
   
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It was also performed by [[Kermit the Frog]] and [[Heather Locklear]] in episode 203 of ''Muppets Tonight''.
This song was used in the Walt Disney World's Easter Parade as well, then Spring Trolley.
 
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Goofy also briefly sings the song in ''[[Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas]]'' in the ''Christmas Maximus'' segment.
   
 
==Lyrics==
 
==Lyrics==
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<tabber>
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Original Version=
 
<poem>
 
<poem>
 
While strolling through the park one day,
 
While strolling through the park one day,
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He met her at the fountain in the park.
 
He met her at the fountain in the park.
 
</poem>
 
</poem>
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<poem>
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While strolling through the park one day,
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In the merry merry month of May,
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I was taken by surprise,
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By a pair of roguish eyes,
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In a moment my poor heart was stole away.
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A smile was all she gave to me,
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Of course it made me happy as can be,
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I immediately raised my hat,
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And finally she remarked,
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But I never shall forget,
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That lovely afternoon,
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I met her at the fountain in the park.
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It was my lucky afternoon,
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The weather was so fair
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And there was I, a walking Dapper Dan
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With tilted derby cane in hand
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I felt so debonair
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To make it short, here's how it all began
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Yes, here's how it all began...
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The organ played a pretty tune,
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In the merry merry month of June,
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On her finger went a ring,
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As the choir began to sing,
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In a moment we were on a honeymoon.
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And then we raised a family,
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We never knew how happy we could be,
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Though the future may be cold and dark,
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It will always be a lark,
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And when we're old and grey,
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I will still recall the day,
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I met her at the fountain in the park!
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She wore a daring gingham gown
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And new high-button shoes,
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And on her shoulder twirled a parasol.
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Her eyes invited me to join her,
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How could I refuse?
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Here's the situation as I recall
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Just listen as I tell you all...
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While strolling through the park one day,
  +
In the merry merry month of May,
  +
I was taken by surprise,
  +
By a pair of roguish eyes,
  +
In a moment my poor heart was stole away.
  +
  +
A smile was all she gave to me,
  +
Of course it made me happy as can be,
  +
  +
I immediately raised my hat,
  +
And finally she remarked,
  +
But I never shall forget,
  +
That lovely afternoon,
  +
I met her at the fountain in the park!
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</poem>
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</tabber>
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[[Category:Songs]]
 
[[Category:Songs]]
 
[[Category:Songs in Disney Sing Along Songs videos]]
 
[[Category:Songs in Disney Sing Along Songs videos]]
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[[Category:Romance songs]]
 
[[Category:Romance songs]]
 
[[Category:Non-Disney songs]]
 
[[Category:Non-Disney songs]]
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[[Category:The Muppets songs]]

Revision as of 01:39, 21 June 2021

"While Strolling Through the Park" is a song featured in the 1941 Mickey Mouse short film The Nifty Nineties with music composed by Charles Wolcott and lyrics written by Ed Haley. The song was also included in the Disney Sing Along Songs video Fun with Music (as well as 101 Notes of Fun) and Walt Disney World Resort's Easter Parade and Spring Trolley show.

It was also performed by Kermit the Frog and Heather Locklear in episode 203 of Muppets Tonight.

Goofy also briefly sings the song in Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas in the Christmas Maximus segment.

Lyrics

While strolling through the park one day,
In the merry merry month of May,
He was taken by surprise,
By a pair of roguish eyes,
In a moment his poor heart was stole away.

A smile was all she gave to him,
Of course she was as happy as can be,

He immediately raised his hat,
And finally she remarked,
He never will forget,
That lovely afternoon,
He met her at the fountain in the park.

While strolling through the park one day,
In the merry merry month of May,
I was taken by surprise,
By a pair of roguish eyes,
In a moment my poor heart was stole away.

A smile was all she gave to me,
Of course it made me happy as can be,

I immediately raised my hat,
And finally she remarked,
But I never shall forget,
That lovely afternoon,
I met her at the fountain in the park.

It was my lucky afternoon,
The weather was so fair
And there was I, a walking Dapper Dan
With tilted derby cane in hand
I felt so debonair
To make it short, here's how it all began
Yes, here's how it all began...

The organ played a pretty tune,
In the merry merry month of June,
On her finger went a ring,
As the choir began to sing,
In a moment we were on a honeymoon.

And then we raised a family,
We never knew how happy we could be,

Though the future may be cold and dark,
It will always be a lark,
And when we're old and grey,
I will still recall the day,
I met her at the fountain in the park!

She wore a daring gingham gown
And new high-button shoes,
And on her shoulder twirled a parasol.
Her eyes invited me to join her,
How could I refuse?
Here's the situation as I recall
Just listen as I tell you all...

While strolling through the park one day,
In the merry merry month of May,
I was taken by surprise,
By a pair of roguish eyes,
In a moment my poor heart was stole away.

A smile was all she gave to me,
Of course it made me happy as can be,

I immediately raised my hat,
And finally she remarked,
But I never shall forget,
That lovely afternoon,
I met her at the fountain in the park!