As follows:
Shepherd of Cocoto Sea is a song written, composed and sung by Wang Qi, which is a story about a shepherd and a beekeeper.
On the vast grassland, there is a young man who chases the pasture and drives the sheep to take the pasture as his home, and the other is a young woman who follows the blossoms and flowers, and she also has two children with her, leading a camel team to hump the beehives wherever the flowers bloom and wherever the home is. Two equally wandering people met in the grassland wildflowers blooming season.
Expanded InformationLyrics:
The rain that night didn't keep you, the wind of the valley it accompanied me to cry.
Your camel bells seem to still ring in my ears, telling me you were here.
I can't get drunk from the wine I brewed, but the song you sang made me drunk.
I was willing to accompany you over the snowy mountains and across the Gobi, but you left without saying goodbye and cut off all news.
I'm waiting for you in Cocottea, and they say you're married to a man in Ili.
Isn't it because there is a beautiful Narathi, or the apricot blossoms there.
To brew the sweetness you want, the sound of camel bells outside the felt house again.
I know it must not be you, no one can sing a song as moving as yours.
No more beautiful girl will make me hard to forget, and I can't get myself drunk on the wine I've brewed.
The song you sang made me drunk, and I was willing to accompany you over the snowy mountains and across the Gobi.
But you left without saying goodbye and cut off all the news, sweetheart I'm waiting for you in Coco Tohai.
They said you married in Yili, is it because there is a beautiful Narathi.
Or is it the apricot blossoms there that make the sweetness you want.
The sound of camel bells outside the felt room again, I know it must not be you.
No one else can sing a song as moving as yours, and there is no more beautiful girl for me to forget.