Title: Smile Artist: Nat King Cole Smile though your heart is aching Smile even though it's breaking When there are clouds in the sky, you'll get by If you smile through your fear and sorrow Smile and maybe tomorrow You'll see the sun come shining through for you Light up your face with gladness Hide every trace of sadness Although a tear may be ever so near That's the time you must keep on trying Smile, what's the use of crying? You'll find that life is still worthwhile If you just smile That's the time you must keep on trying Smile, what's the use of crying? You'll find that life is still worthwhile If you just smile |
Smile (song) Cover versions The best known version, sung by Nat King Cole, charted in 1954. In Britain, rival cover versions were released by Lita Roza and Petula Clark. Clark later re-recorded it for her 1968 album The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener, by which time she was a personal friend of Charlie Chaplin. The song was also a hit when released as a duet by Betty Everett and Jerry Butler in 1964. Three years previously, The Lettermen released it as the b-side of their single "When I Fall in Love." Eric Clapton played a version of "Smile" during his 1974 "comeback" tour. The song appears on the live CD of the Deluxe Edition of 461 Ocean Blvd and is also on the Timepieces Vol. II: Live in the Seventies release. The song can be heard in two different versions (one of which was a hit in Japan) by Elvis Costello on his album Cruel Smile. It's also covered by Lyle Lovett on his album of movie songs, Smile, and by Julia Migenes on her album of same name, which is also a collection of movie songs. "Smile" was covered by the Holly Cole Trio on their 1992 album Blame It On My Youth. In the 1994 film My Girl 2, Maggie Muldovan, playing the part of Vada's mother in an old home movie, sings "Smile" for the camera. The song was covered by Michael Jackson and included on his 1995 double album, HIStory - Past, Present and Future, Book I. Frances Ruffelle recorded the song as the soundtrack to a McCain's advert in 2004, and the song was subsequently released as a single and featured on Ruffelle's album Showgirl. Michael Bublé (2005). Josh Groban, on the internet-only version of his 2006 CD "Awake". He also performed this live on the Today Show. Brazilian singer Djavan recorded a version in Portuguese ("Sorri") on his album Novelas. "Smile" was Gina Glocksen's last performance piece for the sixth season of American Idol in 2007. "Smile" was also covered by Michael Bolton. "Smile" was covered several times by music legend Diana Ross. "Smile" was also used as the closing theme for the 1964-1975 finale of the game show Jeopardy!. "Smile" was also covered on the Duets: An American Classic by music's legendary titans Barbra Streisand and Tony Bennett in celebration of Tony's 80th birthday. "Smile" was covered by British X Factor runner-up Ray Quinn on his self-titled debut album, released in 2007. "Smile was covered by jazz singer Madeleine Peyroux on her 2006 release, Half the Perfect World. An instrumental version of "Smile" is used frequently during the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon, held on Labor Day every year. "Smile" has been adapted for the barbershop style. It has been recorded by famous quartets such as The New Tradition and Nightlife, among many others. "Smile" was covered by child singer Connie Talbot on her debut album Over the Rainbow (Connie Talbot album) "Smile" was covered by Bobby Caldwell on his Blue Condition album "Smile" was covered by Yes guitarist Steve Howe and jazz great Martin Taylor on their 2004 album "Masterpiece Guitars" in a style reminiscent of Chet Atkins. Robert Downey Jr., who portrayed Chaplin in the 1992 film, Chaplin, recorded the song for his album The Futurist. |
【英文歌曲】Smile
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