The song is called "Wonderful World," originally recorded by Sam Cooke and released as a single in the spring of 1960.
It is NOT the same song as Louis Armstrong's "(What A) Wonderful World," though it's often referred to by that title, since its lyrics include the line, "what a wonderful world this would be."
Herman's Hermits released an uptempo cover in the mid-sixties as a tribute to Cooke when he died, but the best-known version of the song is probably the 1977 cover by Art Garfunkel (from the album Watermark), featuring backing vocals by Paul Simon and James Taylor. The most recent cover version by a major artist was Rod Stewart's, on his 2009 album Soulbook.
I don't know the lyrics but you can go 2 Lyrics.com and search for the lyrics if u dont know dont answer
Don't know much biology.
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i dont know but if someone can imporve this answer it would be great
I think the name of this song is Federal and the artist is E-40.
I don't know the lyrics but you can go 2 Lyrics.com and search for the lyrics if u dont know dont answer
i dont know what is the lyrics of that particular song but i know a website where you can get the lyrics at www.videokeman.com
The time line of the history of biology is the 19th century. that's all I know
i dont know google it...
Don't know much biology.
dont know the words buts the lyrics and the song are both VERY F..KING ANNOYING
I Dont know because all the sites with the lyrics on it are wrong.
# i really dont know any good lyrics, but if you dont go to youtube, youll find some!!
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dont know dont care find it out yourself
i dont know if the rule "what goes up must come down" is part of biology but if it is then there you go. <3
<big> to be honest i dont know