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zuò qǔ : sòng qìng hǎi |
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zuò cí : sòng qìng hǎi |
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cí qǔ zhì zuò yǎn chàng Lyricist Composer Arranger: dà hǎi sòng qìng hǎi Michael Song |
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huā kāi huā luò jǐ shí xiū, cháo cháo qǐ luò céng yōng yǒu. |
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chī rén piān ài chūn shuǐ liú, zuì dào xī cháng ān jiē tóu. |
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xiāo xiāo qiū fēng nòng zhī tóu, cháng gē xiè wǔ fàn qīng zhōu. |
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zhǐ dài mù sè xiū míng yuè, zuì dào xī cháng ān jiē tóu. |
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xǐng yě xiū, zuì yě xiū. xìn shǒu zhāi xīng xì tóng sǒu. |
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chéng yě xiū, bài yě xiū. cāng máng yī xiào xiě chūn qiū. |
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The flower blossom and wither endlessly. |
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The tide is ups and downs alike life gaining and losing. |
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The persistent man is so crazy for spring water that he is intoxicated at the Western Changan Street. |
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The fall wind swings the branch of tree. |
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We sing and dance on the boat. |
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Until the charming cockshut makes the moon shy. |
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To be intoxicated at the Western Changan Street. |
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No matter I' m awake or drunk. |
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I pick up the star playing with the children and senior people. No matter I succeed or fail I just describe the history relaxedly. |