Such a cutie. But the classic makes you cry. A lot.

If you don't mind a having a little cry, watch this original 1941 version of the scene where infant Dumbo is too briefly reunited with mother Jumbo, locked in chains for the crime of protecting her only baby.

I can barely type this without tearing up, but it's one of the most beautiful moments in Disney cinematic history. (Although the rest of Dumbo has some SERIOUS problems.)

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But, anyway, here are the original video and lyrics of this film from Disney's Classics Vault.

Seriously, I can't write any more here without sobbing my heart out. But it's breathtakingly worth it. I hope the Dumbo remake does it justice. But, hey, it's Disney. They surely will. And it will probably make us cry. :-)

Video and Lyrics to the 1941 Dumbo Classic, Baby Mine

Lyrics to the Original Version of Baby Mine

(Sung by Betty Noyes)

Baby mine, don't you cry Baby mine, dry your eyes Rest your head close to my heart Never to part Baby of mine

Little one, when you play Don't you mind what they say Let those eyes sparkle and shine Never a tear Baby of mine

From your head to your toes (Baby mine) You're so sweet, goodness knows (Baby mine) You are so precious to me Cute as can be Baby of mine

Baby mine Baby mine

(1941. Songwriters: Frank Churchill / Ned Washington Baby Mine (Dumbo) lyrics © Bourne Co.)

Be happy, RunPee fans. I'm gonna go now and wipe these darn tears off my face.

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