Two vocalists improvise a blend of "I Believe in Music" and "Joy to the World," trading verses about music as love and universal joy. They weave in playful imagery like a bullfrog named Jeremiah and encourage everyone from children to sea creatures to clap, sing, and celebrate.
Well, I could just sit around making music all day long. Long as I'm making music, I know I can't do nobody wrong. And you know, maybe someday I'll come up with a song that makes people want to stop their fussing. and inviting just long enough to sing along.
I believe in music. I believe in love. Music is love, love is music, if you know what I mean. If you know what I mean. People who believe in music are the happiest people I've ever seen. Ever seen. So clap your hands and feet. Shake the tambourine. Shake the tambourine. Lift your voices to the sky. God loves you when you sing. Everybody sing! Oh, I believe in music. Oh, I believe in love. Sing it to the children, joy to the world. To all the boys and girls. To all the fishes in the deepest sea. To all of you and me. Jeremiah was a bullfrog. He was a good friend of mine. I never understood a single word he said, but I helped him to drink his wine. He always had some fun of my kind. I believe in music. I believe in love. Sing it to each other and joy to the world. All the boys and girls. Joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea. Joy to you and me. You know I love the ladies. I love to have my fun. I'm a high night flyer and a rainbow glider. Straight shooting son of a gun. I'm a straight shooting son of a gun. Joy to the world, all that glows across. Joy to the fishes in the deeper sea. Joy to you and me, everybody sing, everybody sing. I believe in music. I believe in Sing it to the children. I believe in music. I believe in love. I believe in love. I believe in love.
