Como was also very popular in the UK. His chart successes ranged from 1953 to 1974 and included two number one's, his first hit 'Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes' in 1953 and 'Magic Moments' which stayed at the top for 8 weeks in 1958. His other big UK hits were 'Delaware' ( No 3 in 1960), ' It's Impossible' (No 4 in 1971) , 'And I Love You So' (No 3 in 1973), and 'For The Good Times' (No 7 in 1973).
As well as TV and recording success, Perry Como also made a number of films, including ' Something For The Boys' and 'Doll Face' which were released during WW2.
He died in his sleep on 12 May 2001.
Chee Chee-oo Chee
Perry Como Lyrics
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(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
Once on a tree top tall a little bird
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
Sang out the sweetest song I ever heard
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
(He sang to me so merrily)(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
(The little birdie on the tree)
Life's such a lovely thing it seemed to say
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
If you'd only sing your cares away
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
Chee chee-oo chee so merrily it went along
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
Chee chee-oo chee so happily his little song
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
And so (and so) I sing (I sing)
Chee chee-oo chee the happy happy little thing
If you (if you) feel blue (feel blue)
Sing chee chee-oo chee and you can be as happy too
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
Sing this happy little song
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
Chee chee-oo chee
Chee chee-oo chee it sang to me so merrily
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
(If you feel blue)
Sing chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee and you can be as happy too
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
(Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee)
Sing this happy little song
(Sing chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee and you can be as happy as can be)
The song "Chee Chee-Oo Chee" by Perry Como is a lighthearted tune that speaks about the power of singing one's cares away. The opening lyrics of the song have the refrain "Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee" repeated several times, followed by the story of a little bird sitting atop a tall tree that sang the sweetest song. The bird is described as singing merrily and joyfully, quite possibly a metaphor for the small things in life that bring joy and happiness.
The lyrics of the song suggest that life is a beautiful thing, and all it takes to chase away the blues is to sing your cares away. When one feels blue, they can sing "Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee" and be as happy as the little bird that sat atop the tree. The beauty of the song is in its simplicity and the reminder to cherish the small things in life. Singing is a form of release, much like the bird that sang merrily and happily on the tall tree.
Overall, "Chee Chee-Oo Chee" is a joyful and playful song that encourages listeners to sing their way to happiness. It reminds us that happiness is not a destination; it is a journey that can be experienced through simple pleasures such as singing.
Line by Line Meaning
Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee
The sound of a little bird's happy song
Chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee
Repeating the sound of the happy little bird's song
Once on a tree top tall a little bird
There was a bird perched on top of a tall tree
Sang out the sweetest song I ever heard
The bird sang a delightful song
He sang to me so merrily
The bird's song sounded so joyful
The little birdie on the tree
A small bird singing from its perch
Life's such a lovely thing it seemed to say
The bird's song conveyed a message that life is beautiful
If you'd only sing your cares away
The bird's song suggests singing can help alleviate worries
Chee chee-oo chee so merrily it went along
The bird's song continued joyfully
Chee chee-oo chee so happily his little song
The bird's song conveyed a sense of contentment and joy
And so (and so) I sing (I sing)
The singer follows the bird's example and also sings
Chee chee-oo chee the happy happy little thing
The singer repeats the happy little bird's song
If you (if you) feel blue (feel blue)
When feeling sad or down
Sing chee chee-oo chee and you can be as happy too
Singing may help one feel happier
Sing this happy little song
Encouragement to sing the happy song
Chee chee-oo chee it sang to me so merrily
The bird's song was delightfully happy
Chee chee-oo chee the little birdie on the tree
Referring to the bird singing on the tree
Sing chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee and you can be as happy too
Reiterating that singing may help one feel happier
Sing this happy little song
Encouragement to sing the happy song
Sing chee chee-oo chee, chee chee-oo chee and you can be as happy as can be
Reinforcing the power of singing to bring happiness
Lyrics © Sugarmusic s.p.a., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: ETTORE MINORETTI, GEOFFREY PARSONS, JOHN TURNER, SAVERIO SERACINI
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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I didn't know these two did a duet together.. Great record to have !
-{Chris Harper
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whoa I love this classic ... I've only heard this covered by one favorite pinoy singer neddie decena.