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I wrote this song for Jack when he was a toddler. He was obsessed with bikes, cars, our dog and digging in the dirt. Still is mostly. This is the third year I have recorded this one, and will likely be part of any future class as well.
There isn't anything i wouldn't do...a little water and sunshine make the flowers bloom. If it makes you happy you can ride my bike!

lyrics

If it makes you happy you can ride my bike
Yeah, if you're happy you can ride my bike
Well it's rusted through and through
But you can ride it all you like
If it makes you happy you can ride my bike

If it makes you happy you can drive my car
Yeah, if you're happy you can drive my car
Well it don't look too good
And it prolly won't get you far
But if it makes you happy you can drive my car

Chorus
There isn't anything I wouldn't do
A little water and sunshine make the flowers bloom
If it makes you happy you can ride my bike

If it makes you happy you can walk my dog
Yeah, if you're happy you can walk my dog
Well she'll run till she cant move
Then she'll just lay there like a log
If it makes you happy you can walk my dog
Yeah, if you're happy you can walk my dog

If it makes you happy you can plant my garden
Yeah, if you're happy you can plant my garden
Well it's overgrown with weeds
And there's big rocks all over the yard
But if it makes you happy you can plant my garden

Chorus
There isn't anything I wouldn't do
A little water and sunshine make the flowers bloom
If it makes you happy you can ride my bike

repeat first verse

credits

from Love Is Better Than A Song, released June 7, 2012
Written by Josh McIntosh
Arranged by A Touch Of Grey

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