What a Wonderful World is a song written by Bob Thiele and George David Weiss. It was first recorded by Louis Armstrong and released as a single in 1967.

I see ^Ctrees of ^Emgreen, ^Fred roses ^Emtoo. ^Dm7I see them ^Cbloom for ^E7me and for ^Amyou And I ^Abthink to myself, ^Dm7--- what a ^G7wonderful ^Cworld ^C+ ^Dm7 ^G7

I see ^Cskies of ^Emblue, ^Fclouds of ^Emwhite, ^Dm7bright blessed ^Cday, ^E7dark sacred ^Amnight And I ^Abthink to myself, ^Dm7--- what a ^G7wonderful ^Cworld ^F ^C

The ^Gsuscolors of the ^Grainbow, so ^CMA7pretty in the ^Am7sky are ^Gsusalso on the ^Gfaces of ^CMA7people going ^Am7by I see ^Amfriends shaking ^Emhands, saying, ?^Am?How do^Em you do?â

^AmTheyâre re^Gdimally sayi^Dm7ng, â?^G7?I love you.â

I hear ^Cbabies ^Emcry; ^FI watch them ^Emgrow, ^Dm7--- theyâll learn ^Cmuch more ^E7than Iâ^Amll ever know. And I ^Abthink to myself, ^Dm7--- what a ^G7wonderful ^Cworld. ^Bb ^A7

Yes, I ^Dm7think to myself, ^G7b9what a wonderful ^Cworld. ^Fm6 ^CMA7

Louis Armstrong - What a wonderful world