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I am a happy sort of girl, you see--<br/>No matter where I go.<br/>Happy and free my friends must be<br/>When I am about, you know.<br/><br/>I have a song that will cheer you up.<br/>The chorus don't you miss.<br/>The music is so very simple and<br/>The words they go like this:<br/><br/>Is everybody happy here?<br/>Is everybody happy here?<br/>If you are, it won't take long<br/>To learn the chorus of this song.<br/><br/>Be happy when you are alive.<br/>You're a long time dead, I fear.<br/>Now, then, let me hear you sing--<br/>Is everybody happy here!<br/><br/>The Australian singer Florrie Forde was born on August 16, 1875. <br/><br/>Her name at birth was Flora May Augusta Flannagan,<br/><br/>She was born in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia.<br/><br/>This music hall artist was born on August 16, 1875, in Fitzroy, Melbourne.<br/><br/>Florrie and some of her siblings were put into a convent for a time.<br/><br/>She ran away from there with her sister Nan, seeking shelter with an aunt in Sydney. <br/><br/>According to a later report, she was an under housemaid at Government House.<br/><br/>By age sixteen, she was on the Sydney music hall stage.<br/><br/>Florrie Forde first appeared at the Polytechnic Music Hall, in the Imperial Arcade, Pitt Street, in February 1892.<br/><br/>In 1893, at age 18, she married Walter Emanuel Bew, a 31-year-old water police constable from England.<br/><br/>In 1897, she made her first appearances in London at three music halls—the South London Palace, the Pavilion and the Oxford.<br/><br/>In 1905 she married Laurence Barnett (d.1934), an art dealer. They made their home at Shoreham, Sussex. <br/><br/>She appeared in a royal command performance in 1912 and in World War I was at the height of her fame. <br/><br/>During the 1920s she helped to establish the duo of Chesney Allen and Bud Winthrop, bringing them together in a show she called Flo and Co. <br/><br/>She died of a cerebral haemorrhage on April 18, 1940 (weeks before the Battle of Britain), at Aberdeen, Scotland.<br/><br/>Many songs are associated with Forde. They include \