The truest dream is the fifth solo album and the fourth mandarin album released by Emil Wakin Chau. To some extent, this album is a concept album, and the lyrics are unified in the description of love and dreams, set off by the artistic conception of night. Love and dreams have the same characteristics, both can be realized, but both are illusory. It is better to weave the future with your own hands than to cling to the lament of losing your dreams.
The title song "The truest dream" was written by Tayu Lo, the godfather of Taiwanese music. This is a very classic old song with a beautiful and catchy melody. Its Cantonese version is Life Tomorrow sung by Priscilla Chan, a Hong Kong female singer. With this album, Emil Wakin Chau was nominated for the first Taiwanese Golden Melody Award-"Best Male Singer Award", and this album won the first Malaysian gold record.
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The song "The truest dream" is also a love story. The past blowing in the wind, miss forever in my heart. The past is like the wind, the beauty is like a dream, and the faint sadness always floats in my heart. The lyrics are unified in the description of love and dreams, set off by the artistic conception of night. Love and dreams have the same characteristics, both can be realized, but both are illusory. It is better to weave imitations with your own hands than to dwell on the lament of losing your dreams.
The truest dream expresses the memory of two people leaving after separation. But no matter how you recall, you can only feel the beauty in your dreams, so you can only hide all the beautiful things in your heart! After all, only by hiding in the deepest place will you not forget.
The arrangement of the song "The truest dream" was written by Tayu Lo and Hong Ailun. The whole song is not only beautiful, but also catchy. Especially this song, under the singer's unique voice, perfectly presents the feelings contained in the song to the audience.