Ervin Darke wrote the song, "It Was a Very Good Year," that was recorded by Frank Sinatra. The lyrics are: "When I was seventeen/It was a very good year/It was a very good year for small town girls/And soft summer nights/We'd hide from the lights/On the village green/When I was seventeen.//When I was twenty-one/It was a very good year/It was a very good year for city girls/Who lived up the stair/With all that perfumed hair/And it came undone/When I was twenty-one.//When I was thirty-five/It was a very good year/It was a very good year for blue-blooded girls/Of independent means/We'd ride in limousines/Their chauffeurs would drive/When I was thirty-five.//But now the days grow short/I'm in the autumn of the year/And now I think of my life as vintage wine /From fine old kegs/From the brim to the dregs/And it poured sweet and clear/It was a very good year."
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Alberta Hunter wrote this song herself.
Stevie Wonder
Patty and Mildred Hill wrote the song "Good morning to All" in Louisville, Kentucky. The tune to the song became "Happy Birthday to You".
Who wrote the song almost.
Locksley wrote the song just for the theme title song for the show. Here is a link to listen to it, since its not available on Itunes. locksley.bandcamp dot com/track/slink-a-hymn