Cole Nat King
Miscellaneous
Smile
Smile though your heart is aching
Smile even though it's breaking
When there are clouds in the sky, you'll get by
If you smile through your fear and sorrow
Smile and maybe tomorrow
You'll see the sun come shining through for you
Light.. The song encourages us to face our fears and sorrows with a smile because, in doing so, we may find that tomorrow holds the promise of a brighter day. Nat King Cole's rendition of "Smile" is particularly notable. His velvety smooth voice effortlessly conveys the emotion and vulnerability of the lyrics. Cole's interpretation of the song.

Smile By Nat King Cole (cover) with lyrics YouTube

Song of the Day Nat King Cole, "Smile" JAZZIZ Magazine

SMILE. One of my favorite Nat King Cole Songs. Makes me think of My Girl! Love that movie

Nat King Cole "Smile" YouTube

Smile cover with Lyrics & Chords How to Play Nat King Cole C9 YouTube

Nat King Cole Smile YouTube

Smile Nat King Cole / Charlie Chaplin Piano Cover YouTube

"Smile" by Nat King Cole Piano Sheet Music (Teaser) YouTube

Smile/Nat King Cole 歌詞和訳と意味 探してたあの曲！

Smile (1954) “Nat King Cole” Lyrics YouTube

Smile Original Lyrics Nat King Cole Only on JioSaavn

"Smile" Nat King Cole Framed Lyrics Wall Art Design

Letra Traducida Smile de Nat King Cole YouTube

Nat King Cole Smile 1954 [DES STEREO] YouTube

Smile Nat King Cole Lyric LYRICE

FRAMED Lyrics Print Nat King Cole Smile 20 Colours

Smile de Nat King Cole Napster

Nat King Cole Smile (lyrics) YouTube (con imágenes)

Nat King Cole Smile (lyrics) YouTube

Nat King Cole － Smile 1936. Tradução e Legendas em Português. YouTube

Nat King Cole. Nat King Cole recorded the first version with lyrics. It charted in 1954, reaching number 10 on the Billboard charts and number 2 on the UK Singles Chart. This version was also used at the beginning of the 1975 movie Smile. Sammy Davis Jr. recorded a cover version of the Cole original, as part of his tribute album The Nat King.. Smile was composed by Charlie Chaplin as an instrumental for his 1936 movie Modern Times. In 1954 John Turner and Geoffrey Parsons added the lyrics and titl.