[00:00.000] 作曲 : Ben Folds/William Shatner
[00:01.230]Let's make a little boy from North Carolina dreams come true once again.
[00:04.719]Here's my friend, William Shatner.
[00:13.687]Goodness me, thank you so much. Thank you so much, my goodness.
[00:20.442]You know, music is everywhere. Music is everywhere.
[00:26.635]Where it existed in the heartbeat of your mother as she carried you,
[00:30.819]it exists in the wind as it sings its songs from the howl of a wolf to the rhythmic sounds of suckling to the jagged crash of waves on the shore.
[00:43.850]The vibration of music is everywhere in our life.
[00:47.306]Tonight, we want to show you the musicality of speech, music, rhythm.
[00:54.578]The excitement of the means. The meaning of a song set to full-throated music right there.
[01:03.962]Last year, Robert Chernow and I and Daniel Miller wrote an album called Bill, which received heavenly reviews.
[01:14.172]Ben Folds, my old friend and musical companion,
[01:17.258]invited me to collaborate with this wonderful orchestra and arrangers to sing some of the new songs
[01:26.939]that my partners and I have been working on since that album's release, almost all of them have to do with Earth Day.
[01:34.891]One of them's about love, but hey, that too, of course, is universal.
[01:41.466]So, as a teenager, I worked all summer in a welfare camp as a counselor, tough kids, tough work.
[01:51.082]As a reward, the heads of the campus said to the eight of us, how would you guys like to go on a special trip in a workadoo
[01:59.674]Eight days by water to go from Montreal to New York City.
[02:05.539]Well, you can imagine the enthusiasm as everybody jumped forward, paddles at hand, stalwart Canadians about to take a monumental journey.
[02:14.362]The journey turned out not only to be physically arduous, but mentally taxing as well.
[02:23.179]Eight days on the water.

作曲 : Ben Folds/William Shatner
Let's make a little boy from North Carolina dreams come true once again.
Here's my friend, William Shatner.
Goodness me, thank you so much. Thank you so much, my goodness.
You know, music is everywhere. Music is everywhere.
Where it existed in the heartbeat of your mother as she carried you,
it exists in the wind as it sings its songs from the howl of a wolf to the rhythmic sounds of suckling to the jagged crash of waves on the shore.
The vibration of music is everywhere in our life.
Tonight, we want to show you the musicality of speech, music, rhythm.
The excitement of the means. The meaning of a song set to full-throated music right there.
Last year, Robert Chernow and I and Daniel Miller wrote an album called Bill, which received heavenly reviews.
Ben Folds, my old friend and musical companion,
invited me to collaborate with this wonderful orchestra and arrangers to sing some of the new songs
that my partners and I have been working on since that album's release, almost all of them have to do with Earth Day.
One of them's about love, but hey, that too, of course, is universal.
So, as a teenager, I worked all summer in a welfare camp as a counselor, tough kids, tough work.
As a reward, the heads of the campus said to the eight of us, how would you guys like to go on a special trip in a workadoo
Eight days by water to go from Montreal to New York City.
Well, you can imagine the enthusiasm as everybody jumped forward, paddles at hand, stalwart Canadians about to take a monumental journey.
The journey turned out not only to be physically arduous, but mentally taxing as well.
Eight days on the water.