Walkin' in the Sunshine

"Walkin' in the Sunshine" is a song Frank Sinatra recorded under Columbia Records.

This song was released as a B-side single in 1952. Neither this song nor its A-side, "My Girl," peak on the charts, however.

Lyrics
After the rain goes, people see rainbows, But I see rainbows when it storms above, So darling, is it any wonder I can laugh at thunder, Walking in the sunshine of your love. And below zero, I'm such a hero, I never wear a muffler or a glove, While all the world have frosty noses, I'm knee-deep in roses, Walking in the sunshine of your love. Just so you know dear, I'm gonna tell you, Your smile's my golden umbrella, Even the rain-out, trouble and pain out of my heart. And from the very start you tender affection in my direction. T'was like a lovely blessing from above. That's why I go around just beaming, wond'ring if I'm dreaming, Walking in the sunshine of your love.

After the rain goes, people see rainbows, But I see rainbows while it storms above, So baby, is it any wonder I can laugh at thunder, Walking in the sunshine of your love. And below zero, and I'm a hero, I never wear a muffler or a glove, While all the world got big red noses, I'm knee-deep in roses, Walking in the sunshine of your love. Just so you know dear, I'm gonna tell you, Your smile's my golden umbrella, Even the rain-out, trouble and pain out of my heart. And from the very start your affection in my direction Was like a lovely blessing from above. That's why I go around just beaming, wond'ring if I'm dreaming, I'm walking, walking in the sunshine of your love. Yeah, baby, you keep me and warm,