If I had a hammer,
I would hammer it in the day,
I would hammer it at night,
I would put my whole heart into it.
I would build a farm,
a barn and a fence
and there I would put my father,
my mother, my brothers and my sisters.
Oh oh, that would be happiness.
If I had a bell,
I would ring it in the day,
I would ring at night,
I would put my whole heart into it.
For work at dawn
and in the evening at soup time,
I would call my father
my mother, my brothers and my sisters.
Oh oh, that would be happiness.
If I had a song,
I would sing it in the day,
I would sing it at night,
I would put my whole heart into it.
As the world turns,
to ease our pain,
I would sing it to my father,
my mother, my brothers and my sisters.
Oh oh, that would be happiness.
If I had a hammer
and if I had a bell,
then if I had a song to sing,
I would be the happiest.
I don't want anything else
Than a hammer, a bell and a song
for the love of my father,
my mother, my brothers and my sisters.
Oh oh, that would be happiness.
It’s the hammer of courage.
It’s the bell of freedom.
But the song is for my father,
my mother, my brothers and my sisters.
Oh oh, for me that's happiness.
That's true happiness.
That's true happiness.
If I had a hammer.
If I had a hammer.
If I had a hammer.