In [E]USA, it’s Hello. In [Bm7]China, it’s Ni hao.
In [D7]France, it’s Bon [C#m]jour.It’s [B7]great to say Hel [E]lo!
In Ja [E]pan, it’s Konnichiwa. In Ko [Bm7]rea, it’s An nyeong.
In [D7]Italy, it’s [C#m]Ciao. It’s [B7]great to say Hel [E]lo!
In [E]Germany, it’s Guten-tag. In [Bm7]Spain, it’s Hola.
In [D7]UAE, it’s Marha [C#m]ban. It’s [B7]great to say Hel [Em]lo!
[Am7]Even though our [D7]languages are [Gmaj7]different different [Em7]different
[Am7]Even though our [D7]skin colors are [Gmaj7]different different
It’s [E7]great to see [Am7]you! “It’s great to see you!”
In [F]India, it’s Namaste. In [Cm7]Vietnam, it’s Xin chao.
In [D#7]Thailand, it’s Sawadee [Dm]kha. [C7]“Men say Sawadee [F]khrap!” “I see!”
In [F]Russia, it’s Zdravstvuyte. In [Cm7]Kenya, it’s Jambo.
In [D#7]Hawaii, it’s Alo [Dm]ha. It’s [C7]great to say Hel [F]lo!
[A#m7]Even though our [D#7]languages are [G#maj7]different different [Fm7]different
[A#m7]Even though our [D#7]skin colors are [G#maj7]different different
It’s [F7]great to see [A#m7]you! “It’s great to see you!”
It’s [A#m7]nice to say He [D#7]llo! It’s [G#maj7]fun to say Hell [Fm7]o!
It’s [A#m7]great to [D#7]say Hel [G#maj7]lo!
