Anybody can share the lyrics? I entertain at a care home with many elderly japanese and would really like to sing this for them.

Does anyone has the lyrics to this beautiful song?

I love you Yobo so much ❤❤❤❤

Gordon was a tenor player. The trombonist is most likely Paul Piller

Beautiful song. And singers ❤. Song reminds me of my beautiful wife Judy ❤❤. I miss her so much. 😢. I love you. Yobo so much I Miss you. Judy ❤❤🎉

I love this version well done beautifully sung❤

Classic music

Music my dad used to listen to local bars where the group played. A simple time where music meant meaning.

I was in the audience at Nick’s show one day in summer 1974. They did 2 shows that day, one was taped for a day that Nick would not be available. Randy was on one of the shows. It was a treat to hear her sing and to see how successful she eventually became

Grew up with their music! Yes, Hapa

I really love Japanese songs! I love Japan! Thank you so much! Wish I could go back and hug and see again my unisan,ojisan, who really being nice to me,from 10 years from Sendai,Ikebukoro,Yokohama,Gunma ,Toyama..miss you all! Hoping and praying were ever you now,each in every one . ,That your happy and safe.. God Bless! Matta aeru ne❤️🙏

I got your Tokyo music real nice.

Some interesting facts I didn't know until recently. They were probably the first all female and sister band. Together, they could play 26 musical instruments. They performed on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in the 60s. Although, they were from Japan, their music were only introduced in the U.S. Original their band name were suppose to be called "Hapi" coats but somehow transformed to Happy. They have some amazing feats and I wish they were more recognized for their accomplishments.

Beautiful song and lovely voice. Enjoyed it very much xxx

I heard in the pass decade the other version of this song in ingglish which the tittle didn't get but the singer was international one named joseph folk was very nice to hear

Es.una.voz.aguda.imui.suave.vibratos.perfetos.guetine.Blue.Bayou

Brings back memories of my mother, who used to sing these songs..

what a voice, congrats!

This is such a beautiful classic. Very good singing.

Linda chica, linda canción y linda voz

Cool rendition

MARAVILLOSA

Nice

Been missing this from my library, SO glad to find it💞

Thank you I haven’t heard this song in awhile

Que Triste mi HIJO se Fue y me dejo SOLA Descanse en PAZ

I luv this song and Teresa did an exceptional performance Beautiful voice and attractive lady 😍❤️💞

The song is a nice walk into the Past, but what does the title "Vivienne Della Chiesa" have to do with the song? That means Vivienne of the Church in Italian.

Thank you for uploading this! I was born as a millennial gen however ‘here is happiness’ was still one of my fav song❤️

Mucha gracias👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍Best of the best voice in the planet..

Grazie!!! Teresa Miyu Bella voce, Bravissimi anche i suoi compagni, di studio Vi meritate la mia iscrizione, grazie ancora. Fausto, (Roma, Italia - 1 lug 2021)

Lindo maravilhosas fantastico amo essa canção ela diz tudo.

I only saw their live album once,in a Hawaiian shop. Wish I'd bought it!

Excellent!!!!

Teresa, you had that profound feeling of expression of this song - so sweet rendition. I love it ! .

Very good!

When I was a young US Navy jet fighter pilot aboard the aircraft carrier, USS Ticonderoga sailing in the Western Pacific during the early 60's, I met and dated Tomiko. We had a large Air Group party at the Yokosuka Officer's Club (could have been at Naval Air Station Atsugi but pretty sure it was Yokosuka) The featured entertainment was these sisters but they were going by another name, "The Gay Little Hearts." I was immediately strongly attracted to Tomiko so I waited until they were finished to meet her. They did not speak English but being in Japan there were many people available to interpret. Our first date was when I was invited to their home. When I got there, I was invited in and had to wait until she was ready. During that time, her father was enthusiastically watching Sumo Wrestling and apparently explaining everything with vigor to me in Japanese. :-) Of course, I did not understand anything. Later, I learned I was the first foreigner ever invited into their home. Our date consisted of walking near their home with one of her sisters as a chaperone. We did meet again but I cannot recall how many times. It was hard for us to see each other as I was constantly at sea and she was traveling in Japan doing shows. Fortunately, our squadron had an American-born Japanese enlisted man who would translate our letters so we were able to stay in touch from time to time. My ship returned to San Diego and it was approximately another year before I returned on another cruise. Before I go on, I must say that after this is gets a bit foggy but here is what I remember. After many years when thinking back about an event or period of time, things one wished at the time or dreamed about that was related can become the memory and it is difficult to remember exactly what actually did happen. So, here is what I believe happened. After I returned to Japan, I found out where they were performing and went there to surprise her even though she knew I was coming back at some point as we had continued writing during my absence. When I got to the venue, I explained my relationship with her and they allowed me backstage. The sisters were running late and had not arrived yet. While I was sitting there out of the way, they came bursting through the door in a hurry to get ready. At first, she did not see me but when she did there was a surprised look on her face and she began speaking to me in English. I had no idea she had learned it. I too was surprised. Later, after the show, we had time to speak and recall our short times together during my previous cruise when we could not speak to each other without an interpreter. I hope my memory is correct about this last part. If not, it was then a wishful dream of mine. We did not see much of each other after that because my ship was cruising all over the Pacific and I had little time in ports in Japan. They were becoming more successful and traveling a lot as well. That was the end of our relationship. Many years later when I tried to track her down, somehow I discovered that they had a new name, had gone to the USA, been on the Ed Sullivan show and were performing regularly in Las Vegas. I'm pretty certain I got all of that correct. I did not try to contact her anymore because I had gotten married along the way. Divorced later and have been for almost 20 years now. Today, at 82 years old, I was doing my workout routine listening to rock n roll music and her name came to mind. On a whim, picked up my phone and Googled "Tokyo Happy Coats." Was sure it would come up blank because it was so long ago, but no, got a number of hits. It was wonderful to learn that my recollection about the name, going to the USA, Sullivan, Las Vegas was correct. When I read their history on another site, immediately, I remembered her name as Tomiko. She was the tallest of the sisters and still pretty sure she played the sax. What a pleasant surprise today has been! Wondering if there is any chance someone who knows where she is might post a response. Would be so interesting to know. I realize that no one I know will ever read this so why spend the time? It's a way to close a short lovely chapter in my life I suppose as I have thought about her from time to time over the decades. I hope she has had a good life. Would be rewarding to know if she even remembers me. I did return to Japan many times during my 30 years as an international airline pilot after getting out of the Navy. I always say that Japan is my second country. Gary

I love this group

I love your voice,,

A beautiful song, a beautiful voice, and a beautiful young lady. Excellent job putting your heart into this song.

Kimi To Itsumademo I remember when Kayama Yuzo sang this song many. years ago in the mid 1960s.👍

Beautifull voice It's look like she don't know cthe lyrics because of still read the lyrics from paper

I always played this in a Honolulu bar on Hotel street while stationed at Pearl Harbor. Our ship, the U.S.S. Coucal was getting ready to go overseas. Homesick without options. Where did 50 years go?

Are those girls who used to sing at Pagoda Hotel, Hawaii?

I keep coming back to this. How I love the original by Carole King but Randy Crawford’s version is also beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing.

Popular music in all the bars,way back then, Karaoke also!👍🤙

素晴らしいアレンジで、感動 しました。

I sing them every chance I get in karaoke, that's one way to keep them alive...

Nice ! I remember this song. Lots of memories. Aloha !

Really nice Teresa! I tried it too ... it went like this ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6TXmH9jhLGmjpY