[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 ) Q3 W& k, F0 W" n2 W& h# [
英文名： The Carpenters
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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。
) w9 [0 c, W1 K8 H- a, u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
" ~) p  T% c1 ~; Z: M$ q' }+ A) [4 {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，
9 N+ k, p( I, W( e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。
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爱的伤痕

英文经典歌曲- yesterday once more
% n0 q7 t4 \: V  ^# U  Zwhen i was young i'd listen to the radio! [$ A- u7 h9 V! D# R5 [
waiting for my favorite songs/ O/ q" ?. S6 i. H8 p6 D0 X
when they played i'd sing along
- E" N; @( W; i8 h8 Dit made me smile+ B" R2 ]. S, ^
those were such happy times
' j2 Y9 }; w! g& R# U+ P( U3 hand not so long ago- {6 O: p. N/ M: E+ ]) ~1 W
how i wonder where they'd gone
& Q; f* J# h1 dbut they're back again just like a long lost friend& P. Y! P6 B$ `& h
all the songs i love so well
8 p1 s8 m4 b/ j2 F( Pevery sha-la-la-la ) t  Z3 r1 {6 N2 c' b8 K2 O
every wo-wo still shine
8 K" O( i! P. {4 l5 Qevery shinga-linga-ling- _' R+ I4 e+ g: m# w9 `( h
that they're started to sing so fine
9 M  w$ L( k, K, C! N# P( |when they get to the part
% C# t6 U0 w& m, }  Ewhere he's breaking her heart
& L: j1 y. k$ M* n, r! _# V& tit can really make me cry
' v( r* a9 B. }; J0 j4 Bjust like before9 g9 v) G, H/ }8 r3 @! s- H% s# ]
it's yesterday once more
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looking back on how it was in years gone by" T( F+ c1 z$ j  r" [
and the good time that i had" F3 T& O0 ^2 w5 D: |
makes today seem rather sad5 c5 f5 X' a/ ~# W% y" Y& b
so much has changed; P8 i5 n, ~2 r0 c: r6 i% p4 O
it was songs of love that i would sing to them# O1 R: w" f; k( \+ J, o
and i'd memorize each word
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still sound so good to me
2 n$ o: h6 v! N+ c+ Xas they melt the years away" A; C. I" M/ p$ v. ^0 c
every sha-la-la-la every wo-wo
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every shinga-linga-ling; l: p9 v2 H& ~/ z) G+ U
that they're starting to sing, x7 K% h- k3 }" z1 B. p
so fine
& z) U7 `  i* t& T# @/ @- C$ K- gall my best memories8 a3 X; W0 Q; E# }4 B& B4 k( e5 d
come back clearly to me
& Z; H- x8 ?/ A& r9 L0 lsome can even make me cry
- z6 g: ^8 W" P& H  yjust like before5 @$ w, a. x+ y( C6 W$ n
it's yesterday once more