[音乐] 卡朋特的Yesterday Once More 卡朋特, Yesterday, Once, More

爱的伤痕

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中文名： 卡朋特乐队
9 ^& S1 E) a% d+ m& c英文名： The Carpenters 0 k- d9 a1 u- C6 l, |
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( n" ]0 ]9 q: ^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。
1 n5 D+ h5 ~# Y; u+ T( H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
( l5 X$ n: t) v" {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，
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9 s3 W. b  A% j7 z% X8 M4 U0 w[ 本帖最后由 爱的伤痕 于 2008-10-28 07:39 编辑 ]

爱的伤痕

英文经典歌曲- yesterday once more, e2 n$ X; T' ]7 |% E+ b9 F7 B, p* L/ S
when i was young i'd listen to the radio
9 ?* G* \7 r4 m( t) b5 f- Awaiting for my favorite songs; k* b9 ?1 A/ l( M( z5 {% n- X
when they played i'd sing along
0 R  ]: \* z1 ]0 R+ J' nit made me smile
  ?9 m  }* G0 U; Z2 k9 o0 R' ]those were such happy times
8 C8 D9 r- |+ p5 W% {0 zand not so long ago
# ]+ @2 a/ q& K; u# f3 `$ T& Jhow i wonder where they'd gone3 H8 q: `" O" r7 s+ Y; q( s
but they're back again just like a long lost friend
2 `, ?. B3 ?( X, L/ j" Ball the songs i love so well
: F7 j% [2 n1 k* vevery sha-la-la-la
6 j3 n4 v1 M' i% T7 k8 d/ Devery wo-wo still shine! ]( a6 H* j; c: L' ]! b2 o, q
every shinga-linga-ling  ?! H! y7 j3 C2 d8 C
that they're started to sing so fine$ B6 W, V; k' ^! N: W5 I& f4 g
when they get to the part
* C8 D0 Q% t8 u% M! }where he's breaking her heart4 I0 \8 Y- j- R/ M
it can really make me cry
& e, s& `0 f9 y/ ~just like before
0 ^- h+ S  C8 S  E4 Bit's yesterday once more
" l" d: L7 U9 B& Xshoobie do lang lang+ O. `2 F( R1 q1 O+ p9 N& l
looking back on how it was in years gone by
& u1 q2 I+ f# k3 b8 r9 S+ G: U2 r+ kand the good time that i had7 \& f( A1 Q1 L  ?* A" r) v% H
makes today seem rather sad
9 ?3 o9 s. b' B, [2 Rso much has changed. c1 X% D; e$ J8 Y3 o
it was songs of love that i would sing to them
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those old melodies" C& T+ J( E( a
still sound so good to me
8 Z& A' Q* x) }  e3 j" xas they melt the years away3 t3 p$ Z6 u1 d# N& m
every sha-la-la-la every wo-wo ' ?: ~2 d, @& S; t  ^
still shine
0 W: Y$ \% O+ n6 J8 l7 `7 bevery shinga-linga-ling( H6 ]9 S( P" G, V  K4 Y0 ^
that they're starting to sing) x' t' M. Q, T9 K
so fine
7 B8 h; w; e% m& S, m$ z  Y8 {all my best memories1 p; q% @/ l7 s4 s
come back clearly to me+ n8 J1 T& m4 m) ?
some can even make me cry3 ~2 Y' k9 D! U
just like before9 H  j0 P3 ?8 j/ r8 F- L
it's yesterday once more