A record of the delightful piece they're going to play this evening

Ladies and gentlemen (Ladies and gentlemen)
Ladies and gentlemen (Ladies and gentlemen)
Your attention please!
And now the moment we've been waiting for is here
I have something to tell you

Qué será, será
Qué será, será
Qué será, será
Qué será, será

Whatever will be (Remember)
Will be (Remember)
Will be

The future's not our
I believe in the future
I believe in the future
I don't believe in miracles
Can it be true? It must be true! No doubt! (No doubt)
Life is going on as normally as ever
But suddenly something seems to have happened (suddenly something seems to have happened)
Everybody seems to be staring in one direction
People seem to be frightened, even terrified
I want everybody to understand this
I don't understand
I don't understand
There are a lot of things we don't understand, either
We need answers from you: what did you expect to find? (What did you expect to find?)
What's going to be our future?
It's your responsibility to do something about it
Well, I have the key in my hands, all I have to find is the lock (the lock)
Now listen to me, all of you

Qué será, será
Qué será, será
Qué será, será
Qué será, será

Whatever will be (Remember)
Will be (Remember)
Will be
Oh, you're divine


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Que Sera Lyrics as written by Jay Livingston Raymond B. Evans

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    Lyric Correction

    this song is called QUE sera.....que is spanish for what

    kimia24on December 30, 2011   Link
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    My Interpretation

    "Que" is the French for "what" "Sera" is the French for "will be"

    So "Que Sera" can be understood as a question about the future.

    tibtakon November 29, 2013   Link

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