Just direct your feet to the sunny side of the streetCan't you hear that pitter pat and that happy tune is your stepLife can be so sweet, on the sunny side of the streetI used to walk in the shade with the blues on paradeNo longer afraid, the rover crossed overIf I never had a cent I'll be rich as RockfellerThe gold dust at my feet on the sunny side of the streetI used to walk in the shade with those blues on paradeBut I'm not afraid 'cause the rover, he got overIf I never had a cent, I'd be rich as RockfellerAll those chicks 'round my feet on the sunny, sunny side of the street«If I never had a cent, I'd be as rich as David RockefellerBarry Goldwater at my feet, on the sunny side of the street!»The Talk Show MurdersSonny Side UpSing A to ZSharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant ShowBand on the RunSinging With The Big BandsBrudens far 2Father of the Bride IIAt LastViolen sørger«Jeg tar mig den frihet»'' skriver Finn Bø at sangen ble fremført av Ernst Rolf på Chat Noir i 1932, og at teksten handlet om Ernst Rolfs eget liv.