What a Remarkable Age This Is! - Allan Corduner/Titanic Ensemble.mp3

[00:00.00] 作词 : Maury Yeston
[00:01.00] 作曲 : Maury Yeston
[00:05.54]My dear Mr. Latimer
[00:06.57]Prepare to greet out clientele
[00:09.05]Our meeting is imminent
[00:10.48]Our having just rung the dinner bell
[00:12.43]It won't be a novelty
[00:14.05]We mostly have seen them all before
[00:16.10]Prepare for the usual
[00:17.62]You should be aware of what's in store
[00:19.88]We've served them on the Baltic
[00:21.70]And the Oceanic,
[00:23.63]Olympic and Majestic
[00:25.11]And today's the same
[00:27.20]There's nothing changed
[00:28.78]Mr. Astor takes his toast dry
[00:32.14]Mrs. Straus likes the grouse
[00:34.23]With the sauce on the side
[00:35.81]And the Wideners love Kidney pie
[00:39.40]Bring it hot, if it's not
[00:41.09]They'll be fit to be tied
[00:42.98]They're accustomed to the best
[00:44.93]Of all that money buys
[00:46.51]The world of free enterprise
[00:48.24]Has given this privilege to the rich
[00:50.22]When they're idle
[00:51.58]They're entitled to the luxury
[00:53.52]Which we provide
[00:54.95]That's forever the source of out pride
[00:57.61]Which is why we're always there
[00:59.44]With our especial form of care
[01:01.29]For evey hungry millionaire
[01:03.17]By now they've all arrived
[01:09.30]We're sailing aboard the greatest ship
[01:11.04]To ever sail the seas
[01:12.89]The hull and the keel imperviously
[01:14.77]Stronger by degrees
[01:16.55]Magnificent crystal chandeliers
[01:18.50]Parquet in all the floors
[01:20.38]The ceiling is Jacobean
[01:21.86]A decor the world adores
[01:23.98]Remarkable ship
[01:25.24]Oh what a ship
[01:25.96]Remarkable keel
[01:26.88]Oh what a keel
[01:27.60]Remarkable steel
[01:28.55]Oh what a ship!
[01:29.37]If it could be out in a phrase... it's
[01:32.74]"What a remarkable age this is!"
[01:36.82]A fellow's invented see-through film
[01:38.50]He calls it "cellophane!"
[01:40.27]Another has built a parachute
[01:42.04]For jumping out of an airplane
[01:44.12]Remarkable things flow endlessly
[01:45.96]From out the human brain
[01:48.36]Indeed
[01:49.02]And what a remarkable age this is
[01:52.67]Keep the Captain's table pristine
[01:56.50]Where wer seat the elite whom we happily serve
[02:00.01]Here they dine on fine French cuisine
[02:03.56]It's the Creme de la Creme's
[02:05.35]Exclusive preserve
[02:07.32]It's the pleasure of the leisure class's greatest wits
[02:10.81]To be where the Captain sits
[02:12.39]When taking their dinner on the sea
[02:14.69]Giving deference to their preferences is our greatest art
[02:18.16]We play a part
[02:19.40]In a perfectly worling machine
[02:22.09]You should ever be aware
[02:23.68]This is a privilege great and rare
[02:25.67]A special burden that we bear
[02:27.41]In our respective lives
[02:29.30]Remarkable! U.S. Steel
[02:31.29]Is splitting shares a five to four
[02:33.17]Monopoly makes the industry
[02:35.28]Far better than before
[02:37.16]Attending the coronation of
[02:39.15]King George the Fifth was grand
[02:40.90]And afterwards it's off to Monaco
[02:42.85]To frolic in the sand
[02:44.37]Remarkable talk
[02:45.35]Oh what a talk
[02:46.26]Remarkable times
[02:47.30]Oh what a time
[02:48.31]Remarkable world
[02:49.12]Oh what a world
[02:50.13]So much to surprise and amaze
[02:53.27]And
[02:53.77]What a remarkable time
[02:55.63]What a remarkable world
[02:57.46]What a remarkable age
[03:02.81]The hull and the keel
[03:03.58]Impervious
[03:04.12]Magnificent crystal
[03:05.30]Chandeliers
[03:06.01]A fellow's invented see-
[03:07.63]Through film
[03:08.24]And what a remarkable
[03:09.00]Age
[03:09.70]This
[03:10.71]Is