Prague Square Lyrics Explanation

Plaza de Prague:

Song: Jolin Tsai, Jay Chou

Lyrics: Fang Wen Shan

Songwriter: Jay Chou

Arrangement: Chung Hing-Min

Style: Rap, R&B

Interpretation: The pinyin in the lyrics is an Italian term for some musical terms for rhythm.

Here are some musical terms for dynamics and tempo:

moderato: medium tempo

andantino: small line

fortissimo: ff, louder and stronger than forte

As for portmento, I don't know, I haven't heard it.

Fong wrote the words in as a syllabic narrative, to give a sense of atmosphere.

Lyrics:

There is light on the keys

The stained-glass windows

decorate the Gothic churches

Whoever plays a piece

A piece of wandering sorrow

Following the direction of the piano, I see

Roses clinging to 18th-century canvases

At the side of the room, I am still admiring

Thinking about your romance

And the way you are, I can see that you are a romantic man

The way you are. >Thinking of your romance

Looking to see if it's always the same

a a fu shou a a fu shou

yap so so sorry so so so so

Moderato Andantino

Portmento Fortissimo

The Thief. He stole it and the Friar said No

I woke up from a dream and nothing was there

I stood in Prague's twilight square

I cast my hope in the wishing fountain

The doves turned their backs to the setting sun

It was too beautiful to look at it

Prague's squares, the corridors were deserted

I was dancing and twirling alone

Not far from here, you danced and twirled alone

I was dancing and twirling alone.

Not far away, you sing from afar

You really can't get used to it without me

The keys of the piano shine through the stained-glass windows

Decorating the Gothic churches

Whoever plays a piece

A piece of wandering melancholy

Following the direction of the piano, I see

Roses clinging to the eighteenth-century canvases

Sitting beside me, I can see the roses.

Wondering about your romance

Looking to see if it will be the same for a long time

a a fu shou a a fu shou

yap so so sorry so so so so

Moderato Andantino

Portmento Fortissimo

The thief he stole, the monk said no

I woke up from a dream and nothing was there

I stood in Prague's twilight square

Casting my hopes in the wishing fountain

The pigeons turned their backs to the setting sun

The image was too beautiful to look at

Prague's squares were deserted, the corridors were empty. corridor

I dance and spin alone

Not far away you sing from afar

You really don't learn without me

In Prague's twilight squares

In the wishing fountains, I cast my hope

The pigeons turn their backs to the setting sun

That's too beautiful to look at

Prague's crowded squares Theater

A café in a quiet alley

I'm checking out and you're making gumbo

That's the answer at the end of the story

Meaning

Ah ah, handrail

Nonsense, I'm sorry

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