The Song Goes On Herbie Hancock (Ft. K.S. Chithra)
"The Song Goes On" by Herbie Hancock featuring K.S. Chithra blends jazz and world music, released in 1999. The lyrics celebrate the enduring nature of music and its power to connect people across cultures. Unique elements include intricate melodies and rich instrumentation, highlighting Hancock's innovative style. The song emphasizes unity and the timelessness of art. #Jazz
I am only one of my many mouths
And at that, the one that will be still the soonest
Much stands behind me: I stand here like a tree...
Much stands behind me: I stand here like a tree...
And the song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
I am the rest between two notes
Which always seem to be clashing
Because deaths note wants to climb over-
But in the dark interval, reconciled
They must stay there trembling
And deaths note wants to climb over
And the song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
And at that, the one that will be still the soonest
Much stands behind me: I stand here like a tree...
Much stands behind me: I stand here like a tree...
And the song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
I am the rest between two notes
Which always seem to be clashing
Because deaths note wants to climb over-
But in the dark interval, reconciled
They must stay there trembling
And deaths note wants to climb over
And the song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
The song goes on, beautiful
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