Where does this line come from: "I believe for every drop of rain that falls, a flower grows."

Answer by  Ernesto (23)

It comes from a song titled "Believe", written by Erwin Drake, Irvin Graham, Jimmy Shirl and Al Stillman. It has been performed by a wide number of artists, like Frankie Laine, The Bacherlors or Frank Sinatra. Complete lyrics could be found searching for that sentence and "lyrics" on Google or other search engines.

Answer by  moggie (329)

This line is from the song "I believe" which was sung first in 1953 by Frankie Lane, and again in the 1960's by the Bachelors.

Answer by  GRRL (126)

That's the first line from the inspirational hit "I Believe." Jane Froman commissioned the songwriting team Drake, Graham, Shirl, and Stillman to give her a song that would give people hope. She introduced it on her tv show and Frankie Lane popularized it a year later in 1953.

Answer by  Munawer (365)

This line is from a song named "I believe" sung by various artists. A number of artists recorded the song, including Elvis Presley. The most well-known version is probably the one by Frankie Laine, which charted at #2 in 1953. The Lettermen did another version of the song in the late 1960s.