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Guess the 1970s song lyrics #313

1971. This song originated as a British folk song. The lyrics were reworded to create a commercial that was so popular it was re-recorded twice into a song by two different groups. This version is without commercial references to a product. The photo is from the tv ad.
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Answer
I'd
like
to
build
the
world
a
home
And
furnish
it
with
love
Grow
apple
trees
and
honey
bees
And
snow
white
turtle
doves
I'd
like
to
teach
the
world
to
sing
In
perfect
harmony
I'd
like
to
hold
it
in
my
arms
And
keep
it
company
I'd
like
to
see
the
world
for
once
All
standing
hand
in
hand
And
hear
them
echo
through
the
hills
For
peace
throughout
the
land
That's
the
song
I
hear
I'd
like
to
teach
the
world
to
sing
In
perfect
harmony
I'd
like
to
teach
the
world
to
sing
In
perfect
harmony
I'd
like
to
build
the
world
a
home
And
furnish
it
with
love
Grow
apple
trees
and
honey
bees
And
snow
white
turtle
doves
I'd
like
to
teach
the
world
to
sing
In
perfect
harmony
I'd
like
to
hold
it
in
my
arm
And
keep
it
company
I'd
like
to
see
the
world
for
once
All
standing
hand
in
hand
And
hear
them
echo
through
the
hills
For
peace
throughout
the
land
That's
the
song
I
hear
I'd
like
to
teach
the
world
to
sing
In
perfect
harmony
I'd
like
to
teach
the
world
to
sing
In
perfect
harmony
I'd
like
to
teach
the
world
to
sing
In
perfect
harmony
that's
the
song
I
hear
2 Comments
cpgatbyu
+1
Level 85
Apr 30, 2024
"fhe" is a typo. "keep it harmony" probably isn't right either.
puffmama
+1
Level 57
Apr 30, 2024
Will fix. thanks.
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