Lost Christmas Song From Rudolph Finally Available
'There's Always Tomorrow' has been out of print and unavailable for over 40 years
LILLY, Ga., December 2, 2020 (Newswire.com) - Miss Kitty, the resident cat at Lilly Schoolhouse, announced immediate availability of the sheet music to "There's Always Tomorrow" by Johnny Marks from the movie "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."
This song has been out of print and unavailable for over 40 years. This is the original song from Christmas genius Johnny Marks. The song had a limited run in 1964 and a second run in the 1970s. As the song that Clarice sings to Rudolph, the music was always seen as a "filler" song for the made-for-technicolor movie. Johnny Marks wrote many Christmas songs, including his most famous song "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."
Available at JW Pepper Music and Lilly Schoolhouse:
www.lillyschoolhouse.com and www.jwpepper.com
Write the cat instead of Santa!
Built around 1912, Lilly Schoolhouse's feline-in-residence Miss Kitty is writing back anyone who loves the music as much as she does, because "There is Always Tomorrow" to do the things you put off during COVID-19.
Miss Kitty
c/o Lilly Schoolhouse
Post Office Box 99
Lilly, Georgia 31051-0099
For more information or press inquiries, contact Michelle Smith at (478) 953-3661.
Source: Lilly Schoolhouse
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