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Yes, I got everything but the music from Disney (the music, of course, from SF :)!)

The fact that Happy is in white is irrelevant, unless perhaps you know from which scene it comes, then that might give you some sort of a clue to the type of song it is...;). But that isn't really necessary.

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hmmm it made me think of the song why do birds suddenly appear (every time you are near) but i'm pretty sure that's not it :lol:

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angel, That was the Carpenters "Close To You"

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Well, the porcelain Happy is from "a serenade for Snow White".

I can not find where the birds are from - they're drawn pretty similar in most Disney movies :)

How about Avril Lavigne - My happy ending?! My as some combinatein of mi + e :doubt: :thinking: :dizzy: Happy speaks for itself and ending as it turns dark... Still no idea about the birds though :silly:

Or Modest Mouse - Make Everyone Happy/Mechanical Birds. MiMi for MM from Modest Mouse, Happy in the title and the birds... :doubt: I highly doubt it though :lol9:

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thanks scouser for finding the correct title, my computer freezes up all the time and couldn't look for it :)

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Good find :)! It is, in a sense, a serenade...I suppose you could call that a hidden clue, as I didn't really do it on purpose. Just happened to find that image, and it fits.

None of the titles are correct yet (and I would be particularly disappointed if it turned out to be "my happpy ending"....)

Most clues have been identified though. Maybe play around a bit more with the music, and have a look at where the birds appear?

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Either in the light, in the morning (early birds) or just in plain daylight or midday...

:thinking:

Happy Birds in time - Earphones :doubt: Not sure about the Earphones in relation to the MiMi/EE though... The same for Happy Day by Andrew Bird...

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Now mix them up... :lol:!

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That's overkill :tongue:! A simple kitchen knife to slice them up in a few handy parts is enough, then just rearrange them and add some music.