’’札’’’’’辛’
(HY ZARET AND LOU SINGER)

它’’’個極’’’’
It Could Be a Wonderful World

 

     ’民間音樂’盛’期’民間’’’’’’’’’’’曲’唱’’’’它’’’個極’’’’’’’期最’’們喜’’’曲之’’’首’’1947’由’’札’’’’’辛’’’創’’詞’’札’’’創’提倡’’’’公’’’’’曲’次獲獎’除’創’’’’’’曲’’還爲最’’’’批’曲’’’’’(’’’’’間’見’)’爲’國陸’’’團’’’’曲(’’’’’’’)’還創’’’’’’’’’’曲(’讓我們’集’’’’)’’它’’’個極’’’’’由’’辛’譜曲’’’’不少值’’揚’’曲’’

        ’’’個’童’天’喝’’奶’

        ’’’個’’有’裕’’間’樂’

        ’’’個’’’’’’’舒’’’間’

        ’’’’’’個極’’’’’

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        (’唱)

        ’’我們’互’對’’

        ’’’’’友’’’’

        ’’’’’’個極’’極’’’’’

        它’’’個極’’’’’

 

        ’’’有’’而’’’心滿’足’

        ’’陌生’走’’裏都’’款’’

        ’’我們’’懂’什麽’’’間’’誠友’’

        ’’’’’’個極’’’’’

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If each little kid could have fresh milk each day;

If each working man had enough time for play

If each homeless soul had a good place to stay

It could be a wonderful world.

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CHORUS:

   If we could consider each other

   A neighbor, a friend, or a brother

   It could be a wonderful, wonderful world

    It could be a wonderful world.

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If there were no poor and the rich were content;

If strangers were welcome wherever they went;

If each of us knew what true brotherhood meant

It would be a wonderful world!

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