What A Wonderful Worldwhat A Wonderful World

Vera Lynn

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Intro: I see trees of green red roses too I see them bloom for me and for you And I think to myself "It’s a wonderful world" I see skies of blue clouds of white The bright blessed days and the dark sacred nights And I think to myself "What a wonderful world" The colors of the rainbow so bright up in the sky Are also on the faces of people passin’ by I see friends shakin’ hands sayin’ "How do you do" They’re really sayin’ "I love you." I hear babies cry and watch them grow They’ll learn so much more than I will ever know And I think to myself "It’s a wonderful world" Interlude: The colors of the rainbow so bright up in the sky Are also on the faces of people passin’ by I see friends shakin’ hands sayin’ "How do you do" DM7 They’re really sayin’ "I love you." I hear babies cry and watch them grow They’ll learn so much more than I will ever know And I think to myself "It’s a wonderful world" I hear babies cry and watch them grow They’ll learn so much more than I will ever know And I think to myself "What a wonderful world" Yes I think to myself "What a wonderful world"

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La chanson évoque la beauté du monde qui nous entoure, en soulignant la splendeur de la nature, comme les arbres, les fleurs et le ciel. Elle met également en lumière les interactions humaines simples mais significatives, comme des gens qui se saluent et partagent leur affection. Elle transmet un message d'émerveillement et de gratitude envers la vie, illustrant des moments de bonheur et d'amour. Cette œuvre a été écrite dans un contexte où le monde avait besoin d'espoir et de réconfort. Les thèmes de la paix et de l'amour sont particulièrement marquants, surtout dans des périodes troublées, ce qui renforce son message positif. C'est une célébration des petites choses qui font que notre existence est précieuse.

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