"The Age of Not Believing" is a song from the film Bedknobs and Broomstickswhich was sung by Miss Eglantine Price and written by the Sherman Brothers. An instrumental version of it can be heard when Miss Price and the children are travelling to London.
Lyrics[]
When you rush around in hopeless circles
Searching everywhere for something true
You're at the age of not believing
When all the "make believe" is through
When you set aside your childhood heroes
And your dreams are lost up on a shelf
You're at the age of not believing
And worst of all, you doubt yourself
You're a castaway where no one hears you
On a barren isle in a lonely sea
Where did all the happy endings go?
Where can all the good times be?
You must face the age of not believing
Doubting everything you ever knew
Until at last you start believing
There's something wonderful...
Miss Eglantine Price • Professor Emelius Browne • Charlie Rawlins • Carrie Rawlins • Paul Rawlins • Mrs. Hobday • General Teagler • Captain Greer • Bookman • Swinburne • Mr. Jelk • Cosmic Creepers • Colonel Heller • Nazis • Astoroth • King Leonidas • Secretary Bird • Knights
Songs
The Soldiers of the Old Home Guard • The Age of Not Believing • With a Flair • A Step in the Right Direction • Eglantine • Portobello Road • The Beautiful Briny • Substitutiary Locomotion • Nobody's Problem
