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[音乐] 卡朋特的Yesterday Once More

[音乐] 卡朋特的Yesterday Once More

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中文名: 卡朋特乐队 : W5 M8 R) T8 ?) Y2 e' ?/ ^
英文名: The Carpenters
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4 K$ y+ Q- Z, S8 B  K* ?( h! \0 r+ T卡朋特乐队由著名的歌星卡朋特与她哥哥理查德·卡朋特组成,卡伦·卡朋彭特1950年生于美国康耐狄格州,从小在哥哥的影响下学习乐器,成了一名鼓手,大她三岁的哥哥理查德是个非常有才华的青年,担任钢琴伴奏和制作人,并创作了大量歌曲。后来在著名经纪人德纽文的帮助下,进入了美国流行乐坛。1970年一曲《靠近你》(CloseToYou)荣登排行榜首,这使卡朋特乐队一炮走红,70年代中他们不断有佳作闻世,成为无数美国青年的偶像,尼克松总统称卡朋特兄妹是最出色的美国青年。
6 \  i( W( a" b0 ?  _) ?令人婉惜的是卡伦·卡朋特年仅32岁便过早地离去。她死于神经性厌食症。这是由于她为了保持身材的苗条,长期服用轻泻剂,与长期节食的严重后果。1983年2月4日 $ j3 b8 {* W4 V6 h' R: o; s
她死于深爱她的父母怀中。卡伦·卡朋特嗓音优美,演唱亲切自然,略带伤感,加之他们运用了多轨录音技术,
1 S$ T# k7 k- @6 `8 X# g因此他们的唱片无论在艺术上或技术上都非常成功,是当代流行音乐的精品。; I8 I$ G5 h' N: x
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英文经典歌曲- yesterday once more
, g" F& Y9 O& wwhen i was young i'd listen to the radio! a, _  N7 G, E5 D2 g  |
waiting for my favorite songs/ y$ b0 l# b) P, J9 \
when they played i'd sing along+ m, h9 H* G1 u0 u; x7 ~6 ]
it made me smile
! d7 k2 L/ ?3 A. }those were such happy times
! O$ g; g3 Z) E7 Vand not so long ago
/ i9 A1 D. V4 d. s: J4 T1 l4 ?" jhow i wonder where they'd gone. P' }6 n( R) m8 ^* z
but they're back again just like a long lost friend
% r& A$ p! |6 L; e/ r( Dall the songs i love so well" b" a) [6 o6 {
every sha-la-la-la 2 l8 G; Q( f; ?- q; o6 V5 Z1 Q
every wo-wo still shine8 e/ ~# S2 h5 N- u5 D
every shinga-linga-ling
% y) j3 D, H+ V2 I$ S  wthat they're started to sing so fine' Y$ \. Y( c; o6 O  a0 N  U: a" |
when they get to the part
4 s0 }- `1 a& |' a7 @0 Mwhere he's breaking her heart0 [/ z1 D8 a1 `0 G1 \: C9 d
it can really make me cry2 [0 d3 Y8 K: q% P, V% v* I% u0 G
just like before( O" }! g) L2 B. b: h
it's yesterday once more' F# n: t  U* f+ [, m5 Z: z
shoobie do lang lang
6 {5 ]& r8 P: u9 m* T' Jlooking back on how it was in years gone by) v; B* O; X7 @( Q
and the good time that i had
8 x! h$ l2 [9 m$ H" p' Bmakes today seem rather sad: e( c- V1 i/ K9 A0 \
so much has changed7 [6 j* g; B) G. `9 A
it was songs of love that i would sing to them( C! z" e* G" v( ^
and i'd memorize each word
, a- Q+ x# C2 `8 x& u0 xthose old melodies5 M$ B( b9 i- _' D( Q! j
still sound so good to me % \& a# n' ?6 s6 G5 u  T0 I0 X
as they melt the years away/ J/ a" Y# E) m% q3 ~) V
every sha-la-la-la every wo-wo , Q" H% t2 @3 a: z: x4 Q# Q
still shine
% o* l/ I; N4 j( v/ \. X" oevery shinga-linga-ling
9 |8 N8 ~6 q0 F( _that they're starting to sing
. t; |+ R6 f& |& p- Mso fine
( y& U1 i) v, ~1 Pall my best memories" q* C+ }; S* {4 ^5 U) |
come back clearly to me
$ k  c. W. A+ C3 |# @6 Csome can even make me cry+ w# h" H6 c- {1 K1 S
just like before) F$ o& r0 m& g& `, w* a
it's yesterday once more

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