Have you ever heard these great words by Louis Armstrong ?

Question

Take the time to read these words and think about your day.

I see trees of green, red roses too
I see them bloom for me and you
And i think to myself:
"What a wonderful world!"

I see skies of blue and clouds of white
The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night
And I think to my self:
"What a wonderful world!"

The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky
Are also on the faces of people going by
I see friends shaking hands saying "How do you do."
Thay really say: "I love you!"

I hear babies crying I watch them grow
They'll learn much more than I'll ever know
And I think to myself:
"What a wonderful world!"
Yes, I think to myself:
"What a wonderful world!"

What do you think about when you read the words?

Jesusfreakstreet - John 3:16 should give you more of reason to be glad:

John 3:16
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life.

The reality is yes - there are crummy things that happen. If you focus on that you WILL feel crummy and it WILL affect those around you. It will perpetuate itself.

Answer 1

I agree with Louis....and this song is one that always makes me happy. If you spend some time outside in a beautiful place, it really brings a peaceful, wonderful feeling. Just last night I was looking at the trees, the birds, the roses, clouds, wind in the willows, and it just makes me feel like this song. When I hear this song, or see these things, it makes me feel so glad to be alive. Positive songs like these are great!

Answer 2

Its form the movie- Good Morning Vietnam which orginally cme out in 1968.
It was on top 40 charts in 1988. March/88 number 32 on charts for 3 weeks.
It was number 116 in 1968 but my Billboard Top 40 doesn't say how long.
He was a graet trumpet player and singer.

Answer 3

you are able to truly placed them at a million-2 on a p4p record.those are 2 of the excellent combatants to ever step into the hoop.those 2 with Robinson,Armstrong,Pep,Duran,and Benny Leonard could be seen for those spots,with Archie Moore,Ezzard Charles,Joe Gans and Tommy Loughran as honorable mentions.the international does not start up and end with Robinson,human beings could make knowledgeable arguments on behalf of different combatants and probably exchange some minds.i think of Greb can certainly be seen for the coolest spot once you seem at his accomplishments and the very incontrovertible fact that he died whilst nonetheless an lively fighter.Who is familiar with who Greb might have fought and beat if he lived and saved struggling with.Langford used to throw fights with a view to get rematches and earn greater money.His checklist does not tell the entire tale.Sam confronted bigger combatants somewhat in lots of situations because of the fact he had to.He became between the main feared combatants ever.

Answer 4

I have always loved that song. It reflects the beauty of nature, the inherent good in people and makes no implication of there being anything above or beyond the the beautiful world we live in.

I especially like the version performed by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole.

Answer 5

Yes, I'm 50 years old, I've hear the song a few hundred times..
It was a beautiful World until modern man came along...
He seems hell-bent on destroying it...
I know our World is still beautiful, but it could be absolutely stunning....
Blessed Be... )O(

Answer 6

Mac The Knife.

Peace.

Answer 7

Each day is a gift form God.
It is a wonderful world.

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Answer 8

Vietnam.

Answer 9

I think Louis Armstrong never saw the whole world.

Answer 10

I think of how over-played this song was when "Good Morning Vietnam" was out. Probably my least-favorite Louis Armstong piece, for several reasons.