[Music] Leonard Bernstein – America

Leonard Bernstein, the renowned American singer-songwriter and performer, presents an extraordinary musical masterpiece titled "America". This captivating song is a must-have addition to your Playlist, as it showcases Bernstein's exceptional talent and creativity.

Included in the remarkable collection of songs known as the "Leonard Bernstein: West Side Story (Original 1957 Broadway Cast Recordings)" project, "America" stands out as a true gem. This iconic track not only exemplifies Bernstein's genius as a composer but also captures the essence of the American spirit in a truly remarkable way.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies and thought-provoking lyrics of "America", and experience the sheer brilliance that Leonard Bernstein brings to the music industry. Whether you choose to listen, download, or share this incredible record, it is bound to leave a lasting impression on your musical journey.

Leonard Bernstein America Lyrics:
Puerto Rico
You lovely island
Island of tropical breezes
Always the pineapples growing
Always the coffee blossoms blowing

Puerto Rico
You ugly island
Island of tropic diseases
Always the hurricanes blowing
Always the population growing (¡sí, Anita!)
And the money owing (¡es verdad!)
And the babies crying (¡cállate!)
And the bullets flying (¡eso!)
I like the island Manhattan
Smoke on your pipe and put that in

I like to be in America
O.k. By me in America
Ev'rything free in America
For a small fee in America (¡ándale!)

I like the city of San Juan

I know a boat you can get on

Hundreds of flowers in full bloom

Hundreds of people in each room

Automobile in America
Chromium steel in America
Wire-spoke wheel in America
Very big deal in America
(Ándale, pero suavecito con los chiquititos aquí!)

I'll drive a Buick through San Juan

If there's a road you can drive on

I'll give my cousins a free ride

How you get all of them inside?

Immigrant goes to America
Many hellos in America
Nobody knows in America
Puerto Rico's in America

(¡Ándale Anita!)

I'll bring a T.V. To San Juan

If there's a current to turn on

I'll give them new washing machine

What have they got there to keep clean?

I like the shores of America
Comfort is yours in America
Knobs on the doors in America
Wall-to-wall floors in America (jajaja)

(Otra vez, ahora la segunda)

When I will go back to San Juan

When you will shut up and get gone? (¡eso!)

Everyone there will give big cheer

Everyone there will have moved here (¡es verdad!)