Guide: English songs are also an effective way to improve English. Today, AAE (American Academy of English, AAE for short) will share 19 classic English songs for you to help you learn English!
1, Yesterday once more ("Yesterday once more")
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, a single from Carpenters, which was nominated for the Oscar Centennial Golden Melody and was listed in the 1973 international letter No. 1 on the singles chart and Billboard Easy Listening in the United States, and also achieved good results on the Billboard Hot 100. Now this song has become one of the eternal best-selling singles.
2, Yesterday ("Yesterday")
This song is an episode of the movie "Once Upon a Time in America". The song won six nominations including annual production and annual single in the 8th Annual Grammy Awards. The song was selected into the Grammy Hall of Fame. In 1999, the American Radio Music Association counted "the most broadcasted song on radio and television in the 20th century." The song ranked third with more than 7 million views.
It is one of the most important works of the British Beatles/The Beatles.
3, My Heart Will Go On ("My Heart Will Go On")
This song is the theme song of the 1997 movie "Titanic", and has been number one on the music charts in 18 countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada. Name and won the championship for multiple weeks. This popular song sung by Canadian female singer Celine Dion has won many honors, such as:
70th Academy Awards (Academy Awards) and 55th Golden Globe Awards (Golden Globe) Awards) "Best Original Song" award, "Annual Production", "Annual Song" and other awards awarded by the 41st Grammy Awards.
4, Say You, Say Me ("Say You, Say Me")
This song is the theme song of the movie "White Nights" (White Nights), this song by the American singer Lionel Brockman Richie, Jr .) The songs sung have won many honors. For example, the song
has reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States and stayed for 4 consecutive weeks, winning the 43rd American Film Golden Globe Award (Golden Globe Awards) "Best Original Song" honor, and the 58th Academy Awards (Academy Awards) "Best Original Song" award.
5, We Will Rock You ("We Will Rock You")
This song is the theme song of the 1994 World Cup in the United States. This Queen’s song was named one of the 500 greatest songs in history by Rolling Stone magazine (ranked 330).
6, Because of You ("Because of You")
This song is a pop song sung by the American pop rock singer Kelly Clarkson. The song won the three countries of Denmark, the Netherlands and Switzerland. The music chart champion of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and many other countries on the music charts. The MV of the song won the "Best Female Video" award at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMA), and also won the "Best Song of the Year" award at the American Copyright Association Pop Award.
7,I Will Always Love You ("I Will Always Love You")
This song is the theme song of the movie "The Bodyguard". The song won the "Best Film Song" award at the 2nd MTV Movie Awards, the 36th Grammy Awards "Best Recording of the Year" and "Best Pop Female Voice" awards.
It is a classic song sung by American female singer Whitney Houston, who enjoys the title of "Voice of America" in the world music scene. In addition to this song, the singer's Greatest Love Of All ("The Greatest "Love"), I Wanna Dance with Somebody ("I want to dance with someone") and other songs are also quite famous.
8, Fighter ("Fighter")
This song was selected as the promotional song for the 2003 NBA Playoffs (NBA PLAYOFFS). In 2004, the song won the Juno Awards "Video of the Year". It is a song sung by the American pop singer Christina Aguilera (the song is included in the album Stripped).
9, Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You ("Nothing can change my love for you")
Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You ("Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You" ("Nothing can change my love for you, also translated: infatuation does not change; this feeling Never Move)"), is the theme song of the classic romance film "The Bridges Of Madison County" (The Bridges Of Madison County). There are many versions of this song. The original singer is black jazz musician George Benson (George Benson). Unfortunately However, when he sang this song, it did not become a hit. It became popular all over the world after it was sung by many singers many years later [Glenn Medeiros (Glenn Medeiros) sang it so hot].
10, Scarborough Fair ("Scarborough Fair")
Scarborough Fair ("Scarborough Fair", also translated as "Scarborough Fair/Scarborough Fair"), used as the 40th Oscar The episode of the nominated film "The Graduate" was very popular among American college students in the 1960s. This is a classic English song with a beautiful melody. The tune is poignant and tactful, giving people a deep touch. [Simon & Garfunkel version makes it one of the most famous folk songs in the 20th century.]
11, Hotel California ("California")
Hotel California ("California"), is a song by the famous American country rock band Eagles, which won the Grammy Awards for best record.
12, Let It Go ("Let It Go")
Let It Go ("Let It Go"), is the theme song of the animated film "Frozen" (Frozen) 〖In the movie Frozen, Idina Gate Idina Menzel dubbed and sang the protagonist Elsa. It won the 86th Academy Award for Best Original Song.
13, The Sound of Silence ("Sound of Silence")
The Sound of Silence ("Sound of Silence"), is the theme song of the movie "The Graduate" (The Graduate), the episode of "Watchmen" (Watchmen). It is Paul Federer, winner of the Grammy Awards and inductee of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame)The representative work of Paul Frederic Simon [cooperation with Garfunkel].
14, Beat it ("Avoid")
, Michael Jackson's anti-social violence music work, was shortlisted as one of the 500 classics in the history of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame At the same time, it was shortlisted as one of the top 100 rock guitar solo in "Rolling stone" magazine. Singers such as Teresa Teng and Metallica have covered this work.
Of course, Michael Jackson left us a lot of famous songs, such as Heal the World ("Save the World"), which is known as "the most beautiful song in the world", and You Are Not Alone ("You are not alone") and so on.
15, Do Re Mi ("Do re mi")
This song is one of the theme songs of the Oscar classic movie "The Sound of Music", and is also a famous music enlightenment song, which was included in the sixth grade music of elementary school textbook.
16, Unchained melody ("uninhibited melody")
Unchained melody ("uninhibited melody"), is the theme song of the movie "Ghost" (Ghost), by the Justice Brothers/The Righteous Brothers (The Righteous Brothers) band affectionately The interpretation is the youthful memory of a generation.
17, Casablanca ("Casablanca")
Casablanca ("Casablanca") is not an episode in the movie Casablanca ("Casablanca", also known as "The Bourbon"), but by Bertie Higgins (Bertie Higgins) After watching this movie, I wrote it with feelings, using the name of the movie (he wrote lyrics, composed music, and sang alone).
18, Take My Breath Away ("Take My Breath Away")
Take My Breath Away ("Take My Breath Away", also translated "You make me head overwhelmed"), the single is the American film "Top Aspirations" ( Top Gun) theme song. Sung by the Berlin band (Berlin).
19, Beauty And The Beast ("Closely Follow")
Beauty And The Beast ("Closely Follow"), is the theme song of the Disney movie "Beauty and the Beast". Sing by Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson/Peabo Bryson.
