Glorious Years
Lyrics:
Lyrics: Wong Ka Kui (Cantonese), Ho Kai Hung (Mandarin), Chow Chi-Ping (Mandarin)
Song: Lei Ting
Lyrics:
How far do you have to walk in your life, how many years do you have to go
To reach the end of the line, how long does it take to realize a dream
How many bloods and tears do I need to fly? How much blood and tears will it take to slowly realize it
The earth and sky will let me spread my wings and fly, who said it was a naive prophecy
Waving my hands wildly in the wind, I wrote a splendid poem
No matter how tired I am, the tide comes and goes, the world changes a lot
Welcome the glorious years and dedicate my life to it
How long does it take to go on the journey of a lifetime, and how many years will it take
To reach the finish line, how long will it take to realize the dream
How much time will it take to reach the finish line?
How many years will it take to reach the end of the road, living alone in the black world
If you are willing to look forward to it, your hopes won't be dashed
Let me spread my wings and fly in the sky and earth, and who will say that it's a na?ve prophecy
Waving my hands wildly in the wind, I write down a splendid poem
No matter how tired you get, the world is a changing world with a lot of changes in the tides
Welcome the shining years, dedicating your whole life to it. A lifetime of dedication
Waving wild hands in the wind, writing brilliant poems
No matter how tired, the tide comes and goes, the world changes
Welcome the glory days, dedicate a lifetime to it
Waving wild hands in the wind, writing brilliant poems
No matter how tired, the tide comes and goes, the world changes
Welcome the glory days, dedicate a lifetime to it Glorious Years, dedicate your life to it
Expanded Information: The Glorious Years is a song by Hong Kong, China's It is a song performed by the Hong Kong, China-based rock band Beyond. It was composed by Wong Ka Kui, who wrote the lyrics for the Cantonese version of the song, while the Mandarin version featured lyrics by Ho Kai-hong and Chow Chi-ping. The Cantonese and Mandarin versions of the song were included in Beyond's Cantonese album Destiny Party, released in September 1990, and the Mandarin album Glory Days, released in April 1991, respectively. The song was written by Wong for the South African black leader Nelson Mandela, and won the Top Ten Golden Songs Award at the 1990 Top Ten Golden Songs Awards ceremony