There is a readymade song inside

Now sing something.

Now sing!

Now we learn a song that I knew when I was a little girl.

Now I have beaten a song back into you.

One song One song

Now, you are going to write a song called One Last Kiss .

One song

Sing us a song.

... alovesong.

Please sing a song.

Tammy, it was just like a song. Every word of it.

It's how you remix. You take existing songs, you chop them up, you transform the pieces, you combine them back together again, and you've got a new song, but that new song is clearly comprised of old songs.

This is a brand new song.

He sang a song.

One song only for you

One song One song

Only for you For you

A new song. Wanna hear it?

He's written a song.

A songthatiswingingalong

I'd like to sing an aria from Otello.

Not any?

(SINGING) One song, I have but one song

Life was a song

You wrote her a song?

It also inspired his first song choice Proud by Heather Small which had resonated with him in the build up to the Olympics and still gave him goosebumps.

Well now, my time is going, so I want to sing a song.

This song will cost one peso.

What are they singing?

And she wrote a beautiful song.

This is one of her songs.

Well, Willi, how about another song, eh?

It's a lovely song

I want to debut a new song that I've been working on in the last five or six months.

It reminds me of a song that I remember from my childhood, I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing, that also went number one on the pop charts.

Can I do one more one minute song? Thank you.

Leo was teaching me a great song.

May I play another?

Coming up, another request.

You know the words to that tune?

I already said the word sentence. In music, if you've heard a song before, if you heard Jill sing those songs before, when she sings them, the next note pops into your head already you anticipate it as you're going. If it was an album of music, the end of one album, the next song pops into your head.

I'm now going to sing the sentimental song hit of the year.

Always the same song, day and night.

Here's a song we like to think of as the future anthem of TED.