Changes: Blue Skies

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"Blue Skies" was a song originally written and performed by Irving Berlin in 1927 and would become a 20th century pop-standard.

In 2379, Lieutenant Commander Data sang "Blue Skies" at the wedding reception of Deanna and William Riker, dedicating it to the happy couple. The performance was enjoyed by all, except Worf, who was not a fan of Irving Berlin. Following the destruction of Data, his "brother" B-4, who had received all of Data's memories and files, inadvertently began to hum excerpts from "Blue Skies". (Star Trek Nemesis)

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Never saw the sun, shining so bright,

Never saw things, going so right...

Noticing the days, hurrying by, (keyboard interjection)

When you're in love, my how they fly, oh...

...Blue skies...

Smiling at me...nothing but

Blue skies...

Do I see...

— Excerpted from "Blue Skies"

Excerpts from the song are published under "fair use" rules.

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 '''"Blue Skies"''' was a song originally written and performed by [[Irving Berlin]] in [[1927]] and would become a [[20th century]] pop-standard.
-In [[2379]], [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]] sang "Blue Skies" at the wedding reception of [[Deanna Troi|Deanna]] and [[William Riker]], dedicating it to the happy couple. The performance was enjoyed by all, except [[Worf]], who was not a fan of Irving Berlin. Following the destruction of Data, his "brother" [[B-4]], who had received all of Data's memories and files, inadvertently began to hum excerpts from "Blue Skies". (''[[Star Trek Nemesis]]'')
+In [[2379]], [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]] sang "Blue Skies" at the wedding reception of [[Deanna Troi|Deanna]] and [[William Riker]], dedicating it to the happy couple. The performance was enjoyed by all, except [[Worf]], who was not a fan of Irving Berlin. Following the destruction of Data, his "brother" [[B-4]], who had received all of Data's memories and files, inadvertently began to hum excerpts from "Blue Skies". ({{film|10}})
 ==Lyrics==