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Phew! Now I can start singing "Happy Birthday" to my friends and family instead of Stravinsky's "Greeting Prelude!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJAEepA0nPk

• ataylor32 11y ago
  There is also this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2f2PCWYAZQc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2f2PCWYAZQc
  • mninm 11y ago
    I prefer http://youtu.be/8H8e-2TLgpA http://youtu.be/8H8e-2TLgpA
• anon4 11y ago
  What's wrong with "For he's a jolly good fellow"?
  • kuschku 11y ago
    People all over the world can sing "Happy Birthday", but you’ll get just weird looks from most for "For he's a jolly good fellow"?
    • FroshKiller 11y ago
      That's pretty Amerocentric of you.
      • kuschku 11y ago
        Eh, I'm German – and saying, people here will sing "Happy Birthday" with english lyrics, but not "For he's a jolly good fellow".
        • FroshKiller 11y ago
          That's really strange to me! Do the Germans not have some analogue of "Happy Birthday"?
          • kuschku 11y ago
            Yes, we do have some analogues, but I don't think they're used anymore that much.
• pervycreeper 11y ago
  The latter is definitely under copyright though.
• gtk40 11y ago
  Well, the lyrics were what was being questioned, not the music...