Lyrics: Li Juanqing, Music: Earl Schumann, Alden Schumann?
Give me a kiss, okay?
Kiss my face and leave a mark of love.
Give me a kiss, okay?
Kiss my heart and make me miss you.
Even if I look into your eyes, you won't agree.
I also want to ask you, don't lose heart.
You didn't answer even with your mouth closed.
I will beg you, too. I will never be sad.
Give me a kiss, okay?
It's okay to blow a kiss. I am equally grateful.
Give me a kiss, or perfunctory.
Blowing kisses is sweet, but I still thank you.
Even if I look into your eyes, you won't agree.
I also want to ask you, don't lose heart.
You didn't answer even with your mouth closed.
I will beg you, too. I will never be sad.
Give me a kiss, okay?
It's okay to blow a kiss. I am equally grateful.
Give me a kiss, or perfunctory.
Blowing a kiss means sweetness, and I thank you?
Give me a Kiss is the first open-air song, which was adapted from the English song "Seven Days of Solitude" by 1953 and released in 1950s. After moving to Hong Kong, she was invited to sing by major nightclubs, and also appeared in the movie "That's not affectionate" and "Prisoner of Love". Many classic songs such as "Give me a kiss" won her the reputation of "Queen of China".