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How many ways can you think to sing happy birthday songs?
The singing of Happy Birthday Songs is an intrinsic part of our birthday traditions. Birthday songs should be sung with verve and vigour.
What normally happens though is we all dread it, the majority of us can't sing for toffee, no-ones quite sure when to come in! And then we're all off key and it's sooooooooo embarrassing!
Aside from embarking on some last minute singing lessons, or enlisting the help of a cute child prodigy, here's a few alternative birthday song lyrics...
Send a Singing Birthday Card
Use the power of the web and send them their own happy birthday singing video. There's literally thousands to choose from, I've even Spielberged a few myself! Click here to send one of my free singing birthday ecards... with easy copy and paste links.
Learn How to Play Happy Birthday Songs
Can you play the guitar, piano or even recorder? Happy Birthday Songs always sound more purposeful when accompanied by a instrument.
Learn How to Sing Happy Birthday in a Different Language
The world is a small place and as our cultures diversify and intergrate, it would be a special thing to sing happy birthday to some-one in thier native language.
Do you need lyric ideas? Stevie Wonder, Andrew Bird, Flipsyde, Carley Simon, Tony Christie and even the Simpsons! Google it and see what you find.
If it's a funny happy birthday song you're looking for, I have a collection on here. Starting with my own cat Colin. Click the link to hear Colin sing a funny happy birthday song or Raving Dave sing Happy Birthday
Download an MP3 to your mobile phone or pc and sing along to that - or you could re-record a group of you singing and play that on your mobile phone
Play Happy Birthday on the Telephone
Using a push button phone you can play happy birthday down the phone. Dial the person you want to wish happy birthday, when they pick up or when the answer machine kicks in, push the buttons in the following sequence
1,1,2,1,#,6
1,1,2,1,#,3
1,1,#,#,8,4,1
#,#,6,4,2,1
Practice it first, but watch you don't ring any-one by mistake!
Happy Birthday is a song sung to celebrate a persons birth. It's the most famous song in the English Language. The melody was written by 2 sisters from Kentucky in 1893, although no-one really knows who wrote the lyrics. The song Happy Birthday is actually copyrighted. Which means technically that if you sing it in public without a licence you are comitting an offence!