The lyrics of Sun Never Sets are as follows:
The fog in the sky comes carelessly, the river is as quiet as an oil painting, the dove of peace presses the rhyme with a lazy pace, the heart secretly clears up, and I pray that you are like a gallant praetorian guard moving and not moving to guard the love, the footprints that you leave behind in your memories are the scenery that I love, I'm going to send you misses on a sunny day and sends out On behalf of the postcard of love, I want to send you the love that never falls, hold the heart tightly to go all over the world, you are the celebration, you are the sunny day, my love has not slept; do not fall to miss, fly beside you, my love has not slept.
This song has the mood of a traditional love song, but it is expressed in a danceable way that feels out of tune. If it was changed to a slow rendition, it would probably have a different touch, but the good thing is that it has a different flavor with Jolin Tsai's usual dance style and unique interpretation.
Composition Background
"Sunshine in the Rain" is a song performed by Taiwanese pop singer Jolin Tsai, a cover of BWO's "Sunshine in the
Rain", composed by Bodies Without Organs, and due to the fact that it was a big hit in the European and American music worlds after its release in 2005 was released in 2005 and became a hit in the European and American music scene, it was purchased by Park Generation Records.
The Chinese version of the song, with lyrics rewritten by musician Richard Choi, was featured on Jolin Tsai's ninth album, Special Agent J, and was the soundtrack to the musical movie A Crack in the Memory. Jolin Tsai, whose real name is Tsai Yiling and whose former name was Tsai Yiling, was born on September 15, 1980 in Xinzhuang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan Province of China, and is originally from Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China. She is a Chinese pop female singer, dancer, and fashion designer.