Lyrics to the song "Delivering the Lover" by Yue Yunpeng
One doesn't make you sad, two doesn't make you worry
Three doesn't make you wear the wrong little sister's flower bib
I could never believe in destiny
Until I met you
And then the clouds parted and the flowers blossomed
The skies cleared up
To meet you at the most wonderful age
And to meet you at sea
When you are in your dreams, you can be sure that you will be able to make the most out of your life.
Meeting you in a sea of people at the most beautiful age
How lucky I am
How can I not be afraid of losing
You're a free man
You've got a wanderer's heart
I know you're going to go to a faraway place
To the paradise you dream of
But there's still so much more I want to say.
If it's not too late
Can you hear me sing for you
The little girl sent my son to the east gate
It's just that it's raining and windy
It's windy, but it's better if it's raining a bit
It's raining a bit so I can keep my son a few more minutes
It's raining a bit so I can keep him a few more minutes
This is the first time I've ever heard of this, but I don't know if I've ever heard of this. The little sister sent my Lang ah sent to the gate south ah
Shun waist in the I took out two big silver yuan
This dollar to my Lang to buy a train ticket ah
This dollar to my Lang to buy a Chinese cigarettes
I know that you will also think of
those unforgettable memories
You will also meet someone
To accompany you through a long life
To the end, you will also meet a person
To the end, you will have to pay for the cost of the goods.
About those wonderful years
I am always grateful
So today you say goodbye to me
I'll see you off with a smile on my face
The little sister sent my Lang to the west gate
When I looked up I saw a pear seller
I had a mind to buy my Lang two pears
I had a mind to buy my Lang two pears
I had a mind to buy my Lang two pears
I had a mind to buy my Lang a pear
I had a mind to buy a pear
I had a mind to buy my Lang a pear.
Expanded Information:
"Sending off the Lover" is a song released on February 14, 2015, sung by the band Good Sister and Yue Yunpeng, based on a ditty from a folk song about a woman going to send off her beloved man, expressing the woman's deep feelings of reluctance and longing.
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