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Guess the 1960s song lyrics #192

*First line is the artist name. 1967. This song hit #1 in the UK but didn't do well in the US because the head of record company hated the song and didn't promote it. However, this song appeared in the 1988 movie Good Morning Vietnam and hit #32 on the charts that year. This artist, Satchmo, had a long and legendary career.
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Answer
Louis Armstrong
I
see
trees
of
green
red
roses
too
I
see
them
bloom
for
me
and
you
And
Answer
I
think
to
myself
What
a
wonderful
world
I
see
skies
of
blue
and
clouds
of
white
The
Answer
bright
blessed
days
the
dark
sacred
nights
And
I
think
to
myself
What
a
wonderful
world
The
Answer
colors
of
the
rainbow
So
pretty
in
the
sky
Are
also
on
the
faces
Of
people
going
Answer
by
I
see
friends
shaking
hands
saying
How
do
you
do
They're
really
saying
I
love
you
Answer
I
hear
babies
cry
I
watch
them
grow
They'll
learn
much
more
Than
I'll
ever
know
And
Answer
I
think
to
myself
What
a
wonderful
world
Yes
I
think
to
myself
What
a
wonderful
world
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