We just haven't a chance to be together,
with the dances of waves,spring wind comes here.
Cherry trees,green grass,what a beautiful world it is,
listen to the whisper of love,i just feel the heartbreak.
I wanna oar on the river of dream with you,
with the dances of souls,spring mist comes here.
Cherry trees,green grass,what a beautiful world it is,
drop off the whisper of love,i still feel the heartbreak.
好花不与殢香人。
浪粼粼。
又恐春风归去绿成阴。
玉钿何处寻。
木兰双桨梦中云。
小横陈。
漫向孤山山下觅盈盈。
翠禽啼一春。
By Jiang Kui
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