What A Wonderful World

Ramones · Other Songs - Ramones

I see trees of green, red roses too.

I see them bloom for me and you.

and I say to myself what a wonderful world.



I see skies of blue and clouds of white.

bright sunny days, dark sacred nights,

and I think to myself what a wonderful world.



The colors of the rainbow are so pretty in the skies.

Are also on the faces of people walking by.

I see friends shaking hands sayin' "how do you do?".

They're really saying "I love you".



I see babies cry, 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.

And I say to myself what a wonderful world.

What A Wonderful World

The Ramones' cover of 'What A Wonderful World' stands as a notable departure from their signature punk rock aggression. While the band is renowned for their fast-paced, three-chord anthems, this recording demonstrates their ability to reinterpret classic material with their distinct energy. The track highlights the group's versatility, transforming a gentle standard into a high-octane performance that fits within their broader discography. This version captures the essence of the Ramones' live spirit, showcasing how they could infuse familiar melodies with their unique garage rock intensity. It remains a cherished example of their willingness to explore different sonic textures beyond their usual punk framework, appealing to both longtime fans and casual listeners alike.