There's A Big Blue Cloud (Next To Heaven) Lyrics by Perry Como
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There's a big blue cloud next to heaven
where all wishes are stored
old an' new . . .

And each day an angel from heaven
looks them through,
picks a few to come true . . .

There are wishes from a kiddies prayer
from folks who are apart,
wished from afar . . .

From a grandma in her rockin' chair
and from a lover's heart,
wished on a star . . .

There's a big blue cloud next to heaven
where all wishes are stored
old an' new . . .

So be patient, leave it to heaven
and your wish will come true
someday soon . . .

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There are wishes from a kiddies prayer
from folks who are apart,
wished from afar . . .

From a grandma in her rockin' chair
and from a lover's heart,
wished on a star . . .

There's a big blue cloud next to heaven
where all wishes are stored
old an' new . . .

So be patient, leave it to heaven
and your wish will come true
someday soon . . .

Words and Music by Ervin M. Drake
with Hans Lengsfelder and Paul James McGrane
There's a big blue cloud next to heaven    where all wishes are stored    old an' new . . .       And each day an angel from heaven    looks them through,    picks a few to come true . . .       There are wishes from a kiddies prayer    from folks who are apart,    wished from afar . . .       From a grandma in her rockin' chair    and from a lover's heart,    wished on a star . . .       There's a big blue cloud next to heaven    where all wishes are stored    old an' new . . .       So be patient, leave it to heaven    and your wish will come true    someday soon . . .       < instrumental break >       There are wishes from a kiddies prayer    from folks who are apart,    wished from afar . . .       From a grandma in her rockin' chair    and from a lover's heart,    wished on a star . . .       There's a big blue cloud next to heaven    where all wishes are stored    old an' new . . .       So be patient, leave it to heaven    and your wish will come true    someday soon . . .       Words and Music by Ervin M. Drake    with Hans Lengsfelder and Paul James McGrane