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Over The Rainbow lyrics is penned by Todrick Hall, sung by Todrick Hall, music composed by Todrick Hall, starring Todrick Hall.
Song Lyrics
Little boys don't cry Little boys aren't shy Little boys are tough They do stuff that little girls don't try Little boys don't dance Little boys wear pants Little boys are bold And then told they don't hold little boys' hands Dad said, "I don't believe in magic But I do believe in you And son if you believe in daddy Take a look at this book and believe it's true." There's somewhere over the rainbow And if you change the way you love Then maybe you can go The streets are paved with bricks of gold And if you wanna see, come pray with me Cause somewhere over the rainbow There's a man who's powerful And he wants you to know Where the rain goes After the pain goes, they'll be dancing with halos Somewhere over the rainbow [Over the rainbow, rainbow Over the rainbow] Little boys stand tall Little boys play ball Little boys, they stink They're not weak They don't like pink at all Little boys don't sing Little boys are kings Little boys fly kites, they ride bikes They don't like little girl things Dad said, "I know my baby's special And you'll grow to be a man And I know the world may dance with devils But be strong, be flown to this holy land." There's somewhere over the rainbow And if you change the way you love Then maybe you can go The streets are paved with bricks of gold And if you wanna see, come pray with me Cause somewhere over the rainbow There's a man who's powerful And he wants you to know Where the rain goes After the pain goes, they'll be dancing with halos Somewhere over the rainbow [Over the rainbow, rainbow Over the rainbow]
The Over The Rainbow song lyrics is written by Todrick Hall in the year 2016. It was sung by Todrick Hall, featuring Todrick Hall. The details of Over The Rainbow song lyrics are given below:
Album: Straight Outta Oz
Singer: Todrick Hall
Lyricist / Lyrics Writer: Todrick Hall
Music / Music Composer: Todrick Hall
Artists / Stars: Todrick Hall
Music On: Todrick Hall
Year: 2016