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I got sunshine on a cloudy day.
When it's cold outside, I got the month of May.
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That song's a good example of a song that has a really long shelf-life.
Because when it first came out, it was during the rhythm and
blues era in the 70s, and it was very popular.
And then, it came out over a decade later in a movie called My Girl.
So several different generations will get to know songs because
they get brought back.
These classic songs that are really good, get brought back.
And we like playing those in the hospital.
But you have to be a little bit careful because songs
have memories associated with them for people, that might be good or bad.
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And might even change.
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A lot of us have a memory of this song, from hearing it in The Wizard of Oz.
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Now, this song was played at my mother's funeral, so it kind of changed for
me a little bit.
But I didn't stop loving the song,
I mean, that was the reason we chose it was because it was a beloved song.
And now a whole new generation knows that song in a different way because of the way
Izzy, the wonderful Hawaiian ukulele player, played it.