The song "(What A) Wonderful World" by Herman's Hermits is a love song expressing the singer's lack of knowledge about many subjects, but his certainty of his love for his partner. He admits to not knowing much about history, biology, science books, geography, trigonometry, algebra, or slide rules. However, he does know that he loves his partner and that if they loved him back, the world would be a wonderful place. The singer then confesses that he's not an A student, but he's willing to try harder to impress his partner and win their love. The song ends on a hopeful note, with the singer declaring his love once again and stating that if his partner loved him in return, the world would be a wonderful place. Overall, the message of the song is that love can conquer all. While knowledge and intelligence are important, they pale in comparison to the power of love. Even if the singer doesn't know everything, he knows that love is what truly matters and can make the world a wonderful place.
