Mary Poppins Soundtrack- Feed The Birds

[@KaitlynDelia]

Fun fact-- This was one of Walt Disney's favorite songs. He would host weekly meetings with the Sherman Brothers and ask them to play Feed the Birds at the end of every meeting. After his untimely passing, the Sherman Brothers continued to play it at the end of every meeting they held together.

[@klassicalmuzik]

It was also one of the few songs that PL Travers (author of the Mary Poppins books) liked for the movie.

[@Wellch]

One of my favorite songs from the movie..and one of all time favorites.

[@nathanblalock7019]

Kaitlyn Delia Richard Sherman was once asked in an interview if Walt had a favorite song. He immediately said that "Feed the Birds" was it, without a doubt.

[@donnarose56]

This was one of my mom's favorite songs. Every time I'd sit down at the organ to play, she would call from the kitchen, "Play Feed the Birds!"

[@scubamoth]

This is my favorite Disney related trivia fact...

[@GardenGnome118118]

This song is so impossibly beautiful I can barely believe someone wrote it. It captures something immortal, something magical, something infinite.

[@ccsfreak22]

I can see why this was Walt Disney's favorite song.

[@scotnick59]

couldn't have said it better: definitely a magical childhood memory to cherish forever

[@bradjames891]

the Shermans were inspired by Christ Himself because it's He who tells us to help others :) Yes, I am insinuating a God helped them write it

[@ccsfreak22]

If you were being funny that is not a good reason to be funny.

[@sce2aux464]

Brad James It is, indubitably, Christlike.

[@spmoran4703]

It's about compassion . Just two pence feeds birds and a beggar lady. Just the smallest act of kindness makes angels want to bless you.

[@TimeandMonotony]

Best song from Mary Poppins. Brings a tear to my eye every time.

[@villevenetjoki7633]

just bought bluray Mary Poppins movie ... this is truly best track from the movie.

[@andrewcastillo3093]

😢it is....do

[@SimpleJars]

Same to me!

[@NOONE-cd4gu]

👋😂

[@TimeandMonotony]

@@NOONE-cd4gu Heyyy my fellow Ramin fan! Imagine seeing you here. 😁

[@stevenlucas893]

I live in New York. I feed the birds everyday. I am 60 years old. I remember the movie Mary Poppins very well and believe it was Disney's greatest movie ever made to this day! I am crying now after listening to this song after such a very long time. Probably many decades.

[@stephencaramenico8698]

It was a masterpiece and no one at Disney today could come near creating a movie even 5% as good as Mary Poppins.

[@Nevernothing8184]

Me and my 9yr old son feed the birds daily and sing this song while doing it. It's such a beautiful masterpiece.

[@srayj]

It's interesting because as a child this song scared me for some reason, but as an adult I listen to the song and it is so beautiful and powerful and it has now become one of my favorite songs. That's why I love re-watching things or re-listening to things from my childhood, because my experience and perspective allows me to see and hear them differently than I did before and often appreciate them in a way that I didn't and couldn't when I was a child.

[@boiledegghole7976]

As a child I used to hate this movie for no particular reason, but now I love it

[@AnimeAngel88]

I always loved this movie as a small child. But now as an adult, I see the true message of the film - family. Family isn't perfect, but they always love you, even if they can't find how to show it at times.

[@lebcedars2009]

srayj I know right.. i used to skip this song every time till i got 27.. it’s now my favorite song of all the movie. I wish they have an extented version with julie andrews singing it

[@ben_clifford]

Me as well. I think it made me feel depressed and that scared me. I think it made me sad because it talks about people (birds) being poor and needy... and I didn't know what to do with that feeling so it made me uncomfortable.

[@sarahbritson3529]

It's definitely as haunting as it is beautiful.

[@jasobres]

RIP Richard Sherman. You have certainly left a lasting legacy with your wonderful music. 😢

[@tylermoviepro]

Everytime I hear that song, I get emotional. Best song in the movie.

[@jorgearnoldson3107]

+Tyler Michael It was also Walt Disney's favorite song that the Sherman Brothers wrote.

[@crazyfreddy1014]

Me too Walt Disney also loved it

[@MMcCoy-hs8jh]

I feel the exact same way. I had the album when I was little & played it more than any other.

[@guff9567]

Are you mad? We don't need any more disease spreading covid in Our Land.

[@guff9567]

@Ng Hazel And now we have covid. Please thank your choir for me.

[@gregzulak33]

I remember in Grade 3 our teacher, Mrs. Mason, had us sing the song. She was so pleased at the sound she went and got our principle, Mr. Gordon, and we sung it for him. That was over 54 years ago but I remember it clearly.

[@boiledegghole7976]

Im sorry but why are you still on youtube at at least 60 yrs old (not trying to be rude lol)

[@MaxLuetgendorff]

Thank you for sharing this

[@byronray3677]

I hope you still keep this memory after 60 years.

[@MercurialRed9]

@@boiledegghole7976 That is kinda rude. KZbin is for everyone.

[@16lucylover]

I think of my Grandmother when I hear this song she died two years ago in 2013 and in 2014 around Valentines Day I was in a party store listening to this song when I spotted a card that was to a Granddaughter from Grandmother and there were nice words on the card and then the song went to the lyrics "Though her words are simple and true, listen, listen, she's calling to you." And then I started crying I like to think maybe my Grandmother was giving me a little Valentines card cause she knew how much I love hearts. She also gave me a card for my 16th birthday and wrote a little something on it. It wasn't much but it's her handwriting and I still have it to this day! RIP Laura Elizondo 1925-2013 and Merry Christmas everyone.

[@AHippieFrom1969]

Wow, that's around the same time my grandmother died. She died April 20, 2013 and she was born in 1929.

[@actingarthropod5678]

This- This comment made me cry.

[@xelnagaprime_1071]

Ah. Don't you just love fate?

[@mollyospikminio]

Mary Poppins was one of my Grandmother’s favourite Disney movies. And this was her favourite song from the movie. She died a few months ago. I miss her so much!

[@16lucylover]

@@mollyospikminio I’m sorry RIP to your grandmother♥️

[@alextepe4309]

Julie Andrews and her voice were heaven sent. No one will ever be able to top her rendition of this song.

[@FilmExpressWarrior]

RIP Richard M. Sherman. Thank you for all the wonderful memories and songs that you and your brother Robert helped create. Your music and legacy will always live on forever in our hearts for the rest of time. Feed the birds tuppence a bag 🕊️

[@55DepotStreet]

I got a blueray disc of Mary Poppins, and this song just made me cry like a baby. It's all about charity, and Julie Andrews knocks this difficult song OUT of the PARK! She was 19 when she sang this, and very few have ever possessed her ability to enunciate so clearly within a song. Her voice was a wonderful gift. Thank you Julie!

[@jonathanbrunk7847]

She was 29 in 1964, not 19. But yes, still amazing.

[@chrisnorton4382]

She was still 27 when the song was recorded in 1963 (her birthday is in October). The film was not released until August 1964 because of all the animation that had to be added.

[@Mac14329]

Rest in peace, Richard and Robert Sherman. You guys gave so many people great childhoods.

[@edgarallanlovecraft5485]

Walt's favorite song from all his movies. He said "This song is what Disney is all about"

[@farrahanwar3596]

Hope he RIP xxxxxx

[@edgarallanlovecraft5485]

Is it not amazing to think of how much entertainment for BILLIONS of persons all over the world that has come from just one man?

[@matthewwilliams8671]

Edgar Allan Lovecraft That's why he's my hero! Not just entertainment, but all around happiness!

[@edgarallanlovecraft5485]

Matthew Williams Well said Matthew!

[@PunkyPink85]

+Edgar Allan Lovecraft "That's it! That's what this movie is about! Kindness." - Walt regarding this particular piece

[@musiccollector]

I cry a river every time I hear this masterpiece, as Walt Disney did without fail. When I go to London and visit St. Paul's, my imagination runs wild - I get reflective, misty-eyed and envision Jane sitting there feeding those lovely birds.

[@meditationminded]

It’s a really touching vision. One of my favourite songs of all time.

[@cberdej04]

Mary used to be Berts nanny, that's how he knows her and is familiar with her magic tricks, and also why he's so cheery and happy about life despite being homeless and having poor paying jobs. their "relationship" is more of him having a schoolboy crush on her, and just admiring her and loving her because she changed his world from a sad little boy to someone better. She even says here in one song "underneath your blood is blue but you never used it to your advantage" which means he was born rich but rejected it all - lots of theories saying the wealthy banker Mr Dawes is his father and hired Mary as his nanny, but since Dawes was already older and too consumed by his ways, Mary couldn't help him the way she helps Mr Banks. Probably why she sees Bert often, making sure he's doing alright since his family was never made better. Still she was able to help him.

[@maiamaola6143]

That is an awesome theory.

[@batking4342]

My own theory is that Bert used to work in the banks maybe. He had a kid of his own, maybe two. He hired Mary Poppins. Scarlet fever, or typhoid took his family. He was down for a long time. Until he saw the silhouette that he saw once before. "Mary Poppins..." He'd say with a sad smile. She brought back good memories, memories of when he had a job, and family... But that led to what brought him here. She taught him to smile again, to find happiness in the darkest places. While he was certainly much older than her usual charges, he certainly needed her just as much as any child. Then she had to go again. But he'd continue on, happy, become a chimney sweep, to help the orphans stay healthy as possible while they were working in the chimneys, doing anything he can to provide for his ragtag band of misfits

[@batking4342]

Also addition, he talks to George as if he knows what it's like to have kids, he's so good with Jane and Michael. So yeah, Bert used to be a daddy, lost everything, and Mary helped him gain back what was important to soldier on in life

[@untitleddocument512]

You keep spamming this on all the songs

[@ZaxorVonSkyler]

In the book they were dating.

[@finstrike7]

This is a magical song but so, so sad. Still it is one of the best musical compositions ever made. Mrs. Travers/Mrs. Goff also said this song when she heard it in the film and did become emotional during it's reprisal when Mr. George Banks is walking to the bank at night in the film when she saw it at the premiere. Such a sad, beautiful song. Julia Andrews certainly sung it perfectly, no one else could sing it that well.

[@AnimeAngel88]

They portray that beautifully in Saving Mr. Banks.

[@truvi2461]

That' s so true! The song is beautiful!

[@untitleddocument512]

It’s Julie Andrews, it’s ok though 👍

[@LauraRose83]

This movie was on earlier and I cried a little during this song. Mary Poppins is one of my favorite all time movies. And Julie Andrews had such a unique voice; no one can duplicate it!

[@davidmillet3295]

Me too. My mom loved this song before she passed away on 1965

[@jennasmith8062]

I'm so filled with emotion and so moved with this song. To me, it's right up there with The Hunchback of Notre Dame soundtrack in all around power. This song definitely made me feel such an incredibly strong emotion I don't know what to do with myself. I'm moved to tears every time 2:26 plays. Amazing.

[@annerchisline9641]

+donut sl8yer I chose this version because it sounds like the record I used to play over and over at this song. :) It has always made me feel good about loving nature and actually talking to animals when out in nature.

[@blackswan4486]

Both Catholic themes

[@politecat4236]

Both Catholic especially Out There from Hunch

[@caltounite5814]

To Walt, Robert and now Richard. Thank you for everything with Disney songs as the most cherished and timeless that we’ll never forget for years.

[@metademetra]

Good God her voice is like honey

[@smitty2085]

No that's sugar

[@annerchisline9641]

Is it Marnie Nixon?

[@SnowdropWood]

@@annerchisline9641 No, Julie was an exceptionally gifted and proficient singer right from young childhood. Sadly her voice was damaged during surgery in 1997, but she was not dubbed in Mary Poppins.

[@lilymarinovic1644]

@Slimnikal in the most delightful way :)

[@EditorOfSL]

2:29 - got shivers down my spine. Beautiful song and one of Disney’s best films.

[@musiccollector]

I'd say it IS Disney's best film, hands down.

[@flallana18]

2:27

[@disneyfan9134]

It gets me bawling like Wade Ripple from Elemental just like that every single time because it really makes me think of my late grandma. It was her favourite movie along with Sound of Music. I was very close with her growing up. I was very fortunate to go see the musical version of it in my hometown with her, one of my aunts and my mom before my grandma passed away years later. It’s now been almost 10 years since my beloved grandma passed away and I STILL missed her warm hugs and smiles. RIP Grand-mère! 😢😢😭😭😭💝💝💝

[@nigelmurphy6761]

this is without doubt the most beautiful song in the whole movie. All the songs are absolutely wonderful by this just beats the rest.

[@ailene_the_alien3397]

LYRICS ~~~~~~~~~ And each day to the steps of St. Paul’s The little old bird woman comes In her own special way to the people she calls Come buy my bags full of crumbs Come feed the little birds Show them you care And you’ll be glad if you do Their young ones are hungry Their nests are so bare All it takes is tuppence from you Feed the birds, tuppence a bag Tuppence, tuppence Tuppence a bag Feed the birds That’s what she cries While overhead her birds fill the skies All around the cathedral The saints and apostles Look down as she sells her wares All though you can’t see it you know they are smiling Each time someone shows that he cares Though her words are simple and few Listen, listen She’s calling to you Feed the birds Tuppence a bag Tuppence, tuppence Tuppence a bag Though her words are simple and few Listen, listen She’s calling to you Feed the birds Tuppence a bag Tuppence, tuppence Tuppence a bag ♡

[@DiamondsRexpensive]

Actually she says Early each day

[@kloszek]

Thank u

[@FolkandTrad]

this song always makes me cry. The Sherman Brothers really outdid themselves with this movie, so many great songs, but this one, well it stands above the rest. There's a reason why this was Walt Disney's favorite song.

[@boosuedon]

To me, the song tugs at your heart. Compassion, sympathy, that uplifting emotion one gets when helping someone that is trying, struggling to help someone else. It brings tears of joy.

[@lanaantoine2915]

Fun Fact: in the Disney 100th anniversary short film called “Once Upon a Studio”, this song was played in the background but it was a piano cover, [which is Walt Disneys favorite song] where Mickey Mouse is reflectively staring and talking to a the painting of the late Walt Disney. Disney animation has been existing for a WHOLE century! He would have been proud of this.

[@trashpanda9615]

The birds represent our children and the crumbs represent the time we spend with them. This is what this song is about. If analogy doesn’t make you want to cry I don’t know what will

[@WieldingEminator]

I loved this movie when I was a kid; the scene where the father was walking to the bank and saw the empty spot where the elder woman once sat always brought tears to my eyes.

[@FilmExpressWarrior]

RIP Robert B.Sherman. Thank you for all the wonderful memories and songs that you and your brother Robert helped create. Your music and legacy will always live on forever in our hearts for the rest of time. May you hear Feed the Birds. God Bless you. Say hello to Walt for me.

[@PaulTesta]

R.I.P. Richard Sherman

[@FilmExpressWarrior]

@@PaulTesta Richard and Robert Shermans music and legacy will live on forever because they along with Walt Disney brought so much joy and happiness into our lives.

[@PaulTesta]

@@FilmExpressWarrior Indeed. We'll never see talent like this again... 😔

[@FilmExpressWarrior]

@@PaulTesta I agree. Richard and Robert Sherman put so much heart and magic into the music and lyrics they composed and created for Disney animated and live action films.

[@mefor5199]

Sitting on steps of St Paul’s church in London and listening to this beautiful music 😊

[@ClassicDepravities]

NOSTALGIA BOMB! Back when life wasn't so complicated or stupid or full of stress, I loved this movie and I loved this song. SO much. it's still one of my favorite songs ever.

[@VCJunkie]

R.I.P Robert B. Sherman. You and your brothers contribution to the world of music is without measure. You will be missed.

[@yangyb2850]

this comment is from 12 years ago

[@nicoleperez2238]

Richard joins him now. I can only imagine them reunited and playing this song as Walt listens on...

[@sneedonomics]

My mom used to sing this to me when I was a kid and as an adult, it almost makes me cry. 🥹❤️ There’s so much compassion in Julie Andrews voice.

[@YoursTrulyThe1Pony]

R.I.P. to Richard S. Sherman. The most beautiful song you and your brother made. Still makes my eye water today😭

[@kestrelsheridan4529]

Rest In Peace Mr Sherman, thank you for making my childhood full of beautiful music. I hope you, your bother and Mr Disney are playing this together again

[@SonOfManMusic]

Happy 100 years, Disney. No wonder this was his favorite from the boys. It's like Walt's ballad. Thanks for everything, Walt.

[@nerdygal6133]

I used to fall asleep to this song every single night from the ages of about 4 to 7. It still soothes and comforts me immensely.

[@0ak_scribbles06]

The original mary poppins soundtrack is like no other, truly a remarkable movie ❤

[@anthonyyates2309]

This is more than a beautiful voice. And it is more than a first time memory. The diction is extraordinary, the long notes are extraordinary, the way she holds a note through a key change is magic, the depth of the beautiful low notes is extraordinary. It is uniquely perfect.

[@JMJ_Music]

One of the most beatiful songs ever made. Definitely my favourite Disney song!

[@mikevonkleist6767]

Absolutely beyond beautiful. Sublime is the word. Sad and magical. Good memories. My parents bought the soundtrack on LP in 1966. I was 8.

[@tinkbella450]

Possibly one of my favorite songs of all time. Simply beautiful.

[@musiccollector]

AMEN! May the birds R.I.P.

[@donnarose56]

This was my mom's favorite song, and when ever it plays on my Pandora station, I believe it's her way of telling me she's OK. When she was alive, every time I'd sit down at the organ in the living room, she'd make her request. "Play Feed the Birds."

[@JJsiN84]

Haunting and beautiful, I forgot about this song as a kid but rewatched the movie and it hit me so hard, all the nostalgia flooding back

[@goodthingenthusiast9436]

I was in a junior production of Mary Poppins, and this song was my favorite to sing!!!

[@FantasyApprentice]

this song is so beautiful and soothing. Close your eyes and hear it, it gives a whole new meaning in a wonderful melamolic manner and it seems that she sits and sings you asleep. This is my favorite song

[@ZigZag9639]

Mary Poppins shall live on for generations to come!

[@friscolane]

I didn't quite cry, but it made humbled me and made me think of things other than myself. Amazing song for a child to hear.

[@alwang9690]

Art in its purest form. Evocative words, dressed in beautiful music. Everyone may come to a different conclusion as to the details of what this song really means, from a song about loving your children, to a song about being grateful for what you have, to a song lamenting the monetization of charity. There is no right or wrong answer. The only job this song has is to deliver a message, to make you think. It does so brilliantly.

[@ajlucifer]

I remember when me and my mom would load up the VCR back when you had to rewind it.. i miss those days.. this song reminds ne of those sweet and blissful days. I’ll never be able to go back i’m 20. Scared to go to college. My mom is about to turn 65. I think i’ll watch this movie again with her. Just because it reminds me so much of the good days. Before the stress. When i was still ignorant.I long for those days , when she would carry my little body to my bed.I miss when she read goodnight moon to me. I miss being a kid..

[@AndreinaGarban]

What a piece of masterwork this song is. The arrangements are magical, the lyrics so moving and poignant. And then to top all that, the soothing, perfect, and unique voice of Julie Andrews. The result is simply mesmerizing.

[@andrewpytko4773]

I love how there is an echo of this melody in Mary Poppins Returns.

[@debbskyj]

I've just been singing this to my 3 young pigeons who in a few weeks will be old enough and strong enough to be released (I'm still syringe feeding 2 of them) I can't wait to see them fly free.

[@oliverwoilver]

I know this is seven years old, but how did it all go?:)

[@lismaryperez6885]

🥰

[@fromnh]

I'm so glad this song is here ! I grew up listening to this and other Poppins songs. Thanks.

[@rachel2441]

ok who's cutting the onions

[@smitty2085]

Me :)

[@lpschocolatepup183]

Rachel all of us 😢😭

[@PapaMario1985]

yeah who is cutting the onions and opening the tear gas

[@bobblahblah2520]

God this song makes me cry, every time.

[@CAROLINA8847]

+Bob Blah Blah A TODOS, POR LO MENOS SE LES HACE UN NUDO EN LA GARGANTA, PERO DEFINITIVAMENTE DAN GANAS DE LLORAR.

[@AnimeAngel88]

Me too

[@mandyperreault7966]

I thought I was the only one😭

[@lacitippett7273]

I don't care how old I am I love this so much and I don't care if my friends hate me for likening this ever since I was 3!! I STILL love this and I just LOVE the early 1900s with all my heart!!....and I'm 13!! This song is a classic that gives me comfort when I have a bad day or just trying to go to sleep.

[@lindsayapplegate4887]

rest in peace, Mr. Disney. i really wish he was still here, his studio that was once magical is now complete garbage. he won't be forgotten. je was a true hero.

[@manuelorozco7760]

At least Disney still does awesome things in my book

[@STho205]

Richard Sherman died today. He and his brother taught me to feed the birds and not just think about myself when I was 6.

[@SuspectScrutiny]

I’m going to be singing this song for my grade 3 exam. The first time i heard it, i didn’t know it was mary poppins but it sounded absolutely amazing since it’s my kind of tune.

[@ColtonRMagby]

I cry when I hear this masterpiece. It's so moving, and Julie Andrews brings her unique voice to this in a way no individual can top, even if they try their hardest. The instrumentation and choral arrangements contribute to that even more.😢❤️

[@theemeraldminecartorange3390]

Update on my grandmother this brings even more tears to my eyes because she did used to sing it and her funeral was 2 days ago I had a special link to her and I found myself carriering her casket into her funeral

[@jackx.cassway]

One time I was watching the movie and my grandpa came in while this song was playing. He sat down on the couch and said “my favorite song” and then started singing along.

[@AllenJones-w3p]

One of Julie Andrews's finest vocals. May the Sherman Brothers rest in peace.

[@alecto9057]

This song gives me chills every time I listen to it. Truly a masterpiece

[@gennalee7541]

This was always the song I skipped as a kid, now as an adult I could give or take most songs on the sound track but this one just does something to me. I don't know if it's Julie Andrews singing it or the organs and violins or the lyrics but this song has a piece of my heart forever

[@dnemynar]

Heavenly song, a gift from God... 🙏 Its message is the answer to everything in life: Love 🤍

[@thehproject7552]

So well sung that it makes me cry every time.

[@chimchimichanga2774]

Though her words are simple and few, Listen, listen, she's calling to you: Feed the birds, tuppence a bag Tuppence, tuppence, tuppence a bag~

[@lordofspiders9513]

Exactly!!!! I'm crying!! Such a wonderful song!!!😭😭😭💕💖💓💞

[@mlchc9004]

Beautiful song, beautifully sung , the lyrics made so endearing & enchanting by that ONE voice! Love Julie!

[@NgoCassidy]

My school was doing Mary Poppins for a play and I was the bird woman and they switched the singing around so I had to sing Feed the Birds and this is probably one of my favorite songs from the entire soundtrack

[@Reshme77]

I get so sad that she lost her voice.:(

[@Gayredheadbitch94]

IKR

[@juju_426]

I agree

[@rebeccaquinn6925]

Me too

[@TheWorldisQuietHere3]

I think the doctor that botched her voice should be tried in court for crimes against humanity.

[@jponz85]

How did she lose her voice? I didn't know this happened

[@smbsuperfan271]

When this music plays during the walk; God man I get chills

[@jsmith632]

There is something of the Divine in this song. A Heavenly choir.

[@GenieBella]

This song has always got to me. IMO, it's the best song of the movie. It has a kind of...mysteriousness to it, especially towards the end.

[@mannymacvela3877]

The voice of a beautiful angel.

[@Eddy2730]

When I listen to this, I'm like an iceberg in the Mediterranean - I melt. In other words, I find it difficult to listen to this without shedding a tear.

[@seanhorace925]

RIP Richard Sherman (1928-2024) And to Robert Sherman too (1925-2012)

[@someonespecia123]

When I was little I used to hate this song because it was slow and I didn't understand what it was about, but now that I'm an adult I can fully appreciate this masterpiece.

[@Mattcai2004]

"I... gotta... go. But thanks. On with the show." -Mickey Mouse, 2023

[@sonicgirl1122]

Walt Disney said this was his favorite song, not just out of the movie but all songs! So every time I hear it, I take a time of silence for him

[@nigelmurphy6761]

without any doubt the most beautiful song in the entire movie!

[@scotnick59]

This was Uncle Walt's most favorite song of all-time

[@dusajovanovic6499]

I'm sobbing listening to this beautiful song it reminds me of my childhood in the best way 😭😭

[@HunterJumper-sf8cb]

Mary Poppins wasn’t a favorite of mine growing up, but after I saw Saving Mr. Banks, it opened my eyes, and I had a new appreciation for it and never saw this film the same way ever again

[@andrewattenboroughtwothumb4697]

this song always makes me cry so much and so emotional love Mary Poppins

[@LutherStarling]

One of my favourite songs from Mary Poppins, from the beautiful voice of the one and only Julie Andrews. Lovely message in this song, too, about being kind to others.

[@AnimeAngel88]

This song is one that always speaks to the soul. You can listen and hear a different emotion depending on how you listen but it will always speak to the soul.

[@kingsnake23]

2:26 that whole part can sure make you shed a tear.

[@JackandSally4ever]

This is one of the only songs that can make me cry without even trying.

[@davidstone281]

My favorite song from my favorite film of all time. I'm 28 years old, and all my friends poke fun when I say that Mary Poppins is my all time favorite movie.

[@mattstone5789]

I think this is the first film I remember seeing at the cinema as a little boy. My favourite song that still resonates a tear some 50 years later 😢

[@bboops23]

If I ever have kids this will be on my list of songs to sing to them.

[@shellistephens1081]

Julie Andrews did so beautifuly with this role & this song is so stunning. It truly takes my breath away to hear it.

[@michaelbutcher3563]

In 2000-1 I had an academic year away from home, at a college in Hereford. Every two weeks i'd go home for the weekends but at 3pm on the Fridays that i didn't go home, i'd play this track and get a massive lump in the throat as it reminded me of my mother. It still does so now even when she died in 2011 and i still get a lump.

[@WorivpuqloDMogh]

Absolutely love this song. Brings me tears every time

[@Obsidianeyes431]

I wish I had understood the meaning of this song when I heard it as a kid. Now it just hits really hard 😢

[@JackReynolds-w7g]

This is the prettiest song in the whole musical. I am so thankful that my youth was spent in a mentally stable era.