Silent film star Charlie Chaplin wrote a tune called "This Is My Song" in 1966 with the intention of having Al Jolson record it. After being reminded that Jolson had died in 1950, Chaplin considered having it sung by Petula Clark, who had a home in Switzerland near his residence. Clark recorded the song in French as "C'est Ma Chanson", in German as "Love, So Heisst Mein Song", and in Italian as "Cara Felicita", but balked at an English version because she disliked the deliberately old-fashioned