Coffee on the left bank of the Seine, I have a cup to taste your beauty and leave a lip print on my mouth.
Who misspelled the name of the rose in the flower shop? The balloon wind blew through the street and flew in the sky with a smile.
You said you were a little hard to chase and asked me to back down.
Gifts don't need to be the most expensive, just the fallen leaves on the Champs Elysé es.
Create a romantic date and don't be afraid to screw everything up.
You own it, you own it, the whole world.
Dear, falling in love with you, from that day on, sweetness is easy.
Dear, don't be willful, your eyes are saying I do.
Coffee on the left bank of the Seine, I have a cup to taste your beauty and leave a lip print on my mouth.
Who misspelled the name of the rose in the flower shop? The balloon wind blew through the street and flew in the sky with a smile.
You said you were a little hard to chase and asked me to back down.
Gifts don't need to be the most expensive, just the fallen leaves on the Champs Elysé es.
Create a romantic date and don't be afraid to screw everything up.
You own it, you own it, the whole world.
Dear, falling in love with you, from that day on, sweetness is easy.
Dear, don't be willful, your eyes are saying I do.
Dear, falling in love with you, love diary, perfume memories
A whole bottle, a dream, all of you, stir together.
Dear, don't be willful. Your eyes are saying I do.
Brief introduction of "Confession Balloon":
"Confession Balloon" is a song sung by Jay Chou, written by Vincent Fang, composed and arranged by Jay Chou, and included in the recording studio album "Bedside Story of Jay Chou" released by Jay Chou on June 24th, 20th/KLOC-6th.
20 17 10, this song won the Top Ten Golden Melody Award of China District on 20 16; In the same year, this song was selected as the best song of the year in the 28th Golden Melody Awards.
The lyricist vincent fang wrote "Indian Turtledove" for Jay Chou, and then wrote a sweet and romantic song named "Confession Balloon" for Jay Chou in the album "Bedside Story of Jay Chou".
The song was inspired by the beautiful scenery of France. I think it is appropriate to write a song similar to Jane Eyre. Looking back on the feeling of my first love, it is small and fresh.
In the creative process, Jay Chou has always maintained a childlike innocence and cooperated with Fang Wensen, and admitted that this song is the simplest and best written in the album.