Que Sera Sera alt

artist:Chris Strain

, writer:Jay Livingston and Ray Evans

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 {t: Que Sera Sera alt}
{artist:Chris Strain - Damien Rice cover}
{key: F}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBc9tusuohA

[F] 

[F] When I was just a little boy
I asked my [C] father, how would it be
Would I be [Csus4] able to [C] play in the [Csus4] trees?
Cause [C] they're cutting down [Csus4] forests 
and [C] spreading [Csus4] disease
[C] And here's what he said to [F] me

"Que se-[Bb]ra sera, whatever will [F] be will be
The future's not [C] ours to see, Que sera se-[F]ra 
[C] What will be, will [F] be."

[F] When I grew up and fell in love
I asked my [C] sweetheart "What lies ahead?
Will there be [C] rainbows, day after [Csus4] day?
Will we be-[C]come just another [Csus4] cliche?
[C] Having it all yeah and thrown it away?"
[C] Here's what my seetheart [F] said:

"Que se-[Bb]ra sera, whatever will [F] be will be
The future's not [C] ours to see, Que sera se-[F]ra
[C] What will be, will [F] be"

[F] Now I have children of my own
They ask their [C] father "What will we be?
Will we be [C] bitter? Filled with [Csus4] regret?
Will we be [C] choking on our own [Csus4] shit?"
[C] I tell them tender-[F]ly:

"Que se-[Bb]ra sera, whatever will [F] be will be
The future's not [C] ours to see, Que sera se-[F]ra
[C] What will be, will [F] be"

"Que se-[Bb]ra sera, whatever will [F] be will be
The future's not [C] ours to see, Que sera se-[F]ra
[C] What will be, will [F] be, [C] what will be, will [F] be
[C] Que Sera Se-[F]ra "

Song Info

Title: Que Sera Sera alt

Artist: Chris Strain

Writer: Jay Livingston and Ray Evans

Song Types: Pop, Rock

Key: F

Info: This is a cover of the Damien Rice version.

"Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)", first published in 1956, is a popular song written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. The song was introduced in the Alfred Hitchcock film The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956), starring Doris Day and James Stewart in the lead roles. Day's recording of the song made it to number two on the Billboard Hot 100 and number one in the UK Singles Chart.

I GUESS you could call it a super-group of sorts �" but Damien Rice and David Gray united for a three-song acoustic set at London's Wembley Stadium as part of the Live Earth concert.

Performing on an outstretched arm of the stage that put them among the crowd, a bearded Gray kicked things off with a rousing acoustic version of his classic hit Babylon, encouraging fans to sing along as he bobbed his head in trademark boisterous fashion.

And then Rice followed up with one of his most popular hits The Blower's Daughter.

The highlight of the set, however, was a feisty version of Que Sera Sera that had been specially re-written to include lyrics that were reflected the themes of the day.

Both Gray and Rice seemed to take relish in singing lyrics that mentioned "cutting down forests and spreading disease" and posed questions such as "will we be bitter, filled with regret, will we be choking on our own shit?"

The emotive lyrics were, of course, made all the more sobering by the unchanged lyric of "the future's not ours to see". If Al Gore's series of concerts have their way, the world's population could yet have a part to play.

Speaking to the BBC after the set, Gray attributed the on-stage pairing to mutual friends, while Rice urged concert organisers to do more to make gigs more eco-friendly.

He acknowledged the difficulty of being a musician and touring extensively with being serious about spreading the green message �" but hoped that more could (and would) be done.

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Que Sera Sera alt

artist:Chris Strain

, writer:Jay Livingston and Ray Evans

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