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That's the reason restaurants can't sing it to patrons like in the old days. I always enjoyed the song at the Asian restaurants and the clapping that goes with it. The regular happy birthday song is a little draggy, much like most of the singing in the average white people church. Has been a long time since I attended church (I'm white) but TV tells me the singing is still the same. I have no singing voice, never did but I would much rather join singing the way it's done in the churches by black people. Hallelujah! Did I get lost? What thread is this?????
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
I didn't know anyone had copyrights to "that" song. Who would they be? 
Interesting DYK...Thanks, Joy.
