Does anyone have the lyrics to Life With Lucy? I really want to know them all, please post if you have them.

Every day I'm feeling better than I ever did before
Every day I'm loving and living more and more
Every day issss better than before
How you feel depends on who you are
Who you are depends on what you do
What you do is mostly up to you it's true you can make a better you!
Every day there's a new world out there for me to explore
Every day oppertunity knocks on my door
Every day I'm lovin and livin more and more and more
Every day is better than (keep on saying yes i can)
Then every day'll be better than before!

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Jo:this is for all who wish me well
the rest can got jersey

Actually :
Everyday I'm better than I ever was before
everyday i m lovin livin more and more
Everyday holds keys to possibilities galore Everyday is better than before
How u feel depends on who u are
Who u are depends on what u do
What u do..is mostly up to u
IT's True u can make a better u
Everyday there's a new world out there to explore
Everyday Opportunity knocks at my door
Everyday Im lovin livin more and more and more
And everyday is better than keep on sayin YES I CAN
And Everday is beter than before--------

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I am happpy I have brought laughter because i have been shown by many the value of it...in so many lives in so many way>.....Lucille Ball 1989

There is this theme song lyric that I keep humming sometimes and I have NO IDEA what show it's from. I know it's a female singing it and she sings....." What does the future hold? I wish I knew. I wish I kneeeeeeeewwww."

*** CALLMETOOTIE , you answered my post on the theme song that it's LIFE WITH LUCY. I looked at the theme song for Life with Lucy and can't find it at all. It's driving me bananas! lol help me please.

If I recall I think the ninth line went like this:

"Everyday's a new world that I'm using to explore!"

Oh, one last thing! The song was sung by Eydie Gorme (the wife of Steve Lawrence).

Anna21, I'm sorry to be 6 years late in answering you, but the theme song you refer to is from "The Trials of Rosie O'Neill," a short lived series starring Sharon Gless as a prosecutor.