Once Upon a Time Heartache Original Singer

Once Upon a Time Heartache was originally sung by Sally Yeh.

Sally Yeh (Sally Yeh), born September 30, 1961 in Taipei, Taiwan, China, originally from Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, is a Chinese pop singer and film actress.

Sally Yeh made her debut in the singing industry in 1980 with the album "Spring Relief". 1984, she became famous with the Cantonese song "Zero Hour Ten Minutes". 1985, she was shortlisted for the Best Movie Song at the 4th Hong Kong Film Awards for her starring role in the movie "Shanghai Nights" with the theme song "Evening Breeze", and was nominated for the Best Actress at the 6th Hong Kong Film Awards for her performance in the movie "Knife and Horseman" in 1986. In 1987, her song "Dawn Don't Come", the interlude of the movie "Sinister Spirit", won the Best Movie Song Award at the 7th Hong Kong Film Awards.

The lyrics of the song are as follows

People pass by in a hurry on the road

No one will look back

I'm just a stranger in tears

Walking down the street

Today, I'm nothing but a stranger to you

Seeing me Walking in the rain

You won't feel sorry for me anymore

Why is it that once a heartache has become a stranger

I just want to fly with you

I don't care if it lasts forever

As long as I had it once

That's what I really think

Why is it that once a heartache has become a stranger

Love is like life that can't be repeated

These truths I've learned from my own experience.

I know this

But how can I let it go in the face of it

Now I'm just a stranger to you

Seeing me walk in the rain

You won't be able to feel for me anymore

Once I had a heartache, why did I become a stranger

All I ever wanted to do was to fly with you

The only thing I wanted was to be with you. Flying

I don't care if it lasts forever

As long as I had you

I really do

Why did my heartache turn into a stranger

Love is like life, you can't do it all over again

I know this

But how can I let it go in the face of it

They're not the only ones who can't let go of their hearts.