It just makes you feel happy! Taken from the 76 Christmas Show, it`s interesting to note from the credits that Eddie Braben had nothing to do with the writing of that show.
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when me and my best mate fell out, all I did was listen to this for days! It really cheers you up!
LOVE YOU TWO!
R.I.P xxx
in bussiness i sing this song when times are tough and it works
Also….5 people are utter trolls. How can you dislike a cheerful song sung by two people who ooze happiness???
When I feel down, I just play this until I’m cheery again (normally after a single play through)
Just doing the their Groucho dance a little bit is a brilliant way to make those blues disappear. You might look silly if you do it in the street, but what a small price to pay to return to a state of happiness 
Great stuff. Watching this cheers up any down mood you might have!
Superb. Great song, delivered in style by the guvnors. You can’t help but raise a smile!
Always prefered this ending over bring me sunshine, poss because BMS was used so much that a change is sometimes as good as a rest.
@geronimojordann this is their famous “Groucho” dance. Groucho Marx did a similar dance in one of the marx Brotheres films. Their producer John Ammonds saw it, showed Eric and Ernie, they loved it and incorporated it into their shows. It`s the only end dance they did, but they didn`t always do it exactly the same!
There was another show ending they did when Eric Morecambe did a similar dance to that off, but that’s not quite it… Any ideas??
Best Ending tune!
@theawakener7 exactly what I was thinking
@theawakener7 I’m torn between this and “Always look on the bright side of life”.
OMG thats cnt believe thts them at 1:34!!! awwww
Jolly Good Show
@FunnyThingy So do I! I have saved lots of their sketches to simply click onto and I’m laughing in no time. Morecambe and Wise – they are a masterclass in real comedy with that added ingredient. WARMTH!
Much as I love this song, spring is my least favorite season. Can I treat every season as summer instead? =D
One of those catchy pieces of fluff that lighten your heart — like Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head, and Gingerbread Man, and of course Bring Me Sunshine!
Total class, they were the best, I do miss their show there is nothing that comes close to it.
@GrandiaKnight I believe this was the B-side of BMS, when the single was released in 1968, so they performed this on telly sometimes for a change
@angloswisslad Same here
I watched the ’77 one as well on bbc iplayer
just split up with my girlfriend and this song is helping a lot
CLASSIC BRILLIANT TIMELESS
5 people are numpties
Just had the worst day and this one song has managed to cheer me up in seconds
thank you Eric and Ernie 
your genius lives on.
@STEELE2211 “Too much cynicism around today i think – time for a break”
forget just a break, let’s try a lifetime