The Glory Days (Mandarin)
Lyrics: Ho Kai-hong, George Chow
Songwriter: Wong Ka Kui
Songwriter: Beyond
How far do you have to walk in your life, how many years do you have to go before you reach the end of the line
How long does it take for your dreams to come true, how many years do you need, how many bloodsheds and how many tears do you need
If I fly on wings in the sky and the earth, who says it's an innocent prophecy
We wave our hands wildly in the wind, and write the words of the world
When I fly, who says it's a naive prophecy
Waving my hands in the wind, I write brilliant poems
No matter how tired I am, the world changes with the tide
Welcome to the glory days, and dedicate my life to it
How far do I have to go in my life, and how many years do I have to wait before I can get to the end of the line
The black world of a lonely life, if I am willing to look forward to it. The black world of life, as long as you are willing to look forward to, hope will not be lost
The sky and the earth let me spread my wings and fly, who says that it is a naive prophecy
Waving wild hands in the wind, write a brilliant poem
No matter how tired, the tide of the world changes a lot
Welcome to the glorious years, for which a lifetime of dedication
Waving wild hands in the wind, oh write a splendid poem
How long do we have to go on?
No matter how tired you are, the world has changed a lot
Welcome the glorious years, dedicate your life to it
Expanded information: This is the first time that I've ever seen the world's most beautiful city, and I'm sure that it will be the first time in my life that I'll see it. Song Information August 3-6, 1990, Beyond lead singer Wong Ka Kui traveled to Papua New Guinea with the Radio Television Hong Kong's "Love First Tour". Beyond's lead singer Wong Ka Kui traveled to Papua New Guinea with Radio Television Hong Kong's "Love First Brigade" from August 3 to 6, 1990, and witnessed the suffering of the local people due to wars and disasters. After returning to Hong Kong, Wong read in the newspaper the story of Mandela's imprisonment, and thus had an inner ****ing feeling. Believing that Mandela's spiritual connotations were about resistance and hope, which coincided with Beyond's background of hard work in Hong Kong, Wong created the song "Glory Days". 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. Award Record 1990, Top Ten Golden Songs Award at the Top Ten Golden Songs Awards Ceremony? 1990, Hong Kong TVB "Best Lyricist Award".