The lyrics of "Clanging Roses" are as follows:
The rainbow and the wind and the rainbow and the clanging roses
All the good things were just yesterday's drunkenness
A little bitterness is today's taste
To think that tomorrow will be another day in the sun and the wind
The bitter and the tiring are not afraid
The pain in my body makes it hard for me to sleep.
There are more tired feet
Chasing the dream is always a hundred turns
No complaints, no regrets, face it with ease
The rainbow and the wind are roses
The more sorrows and more pains, carry them on your own
The rainbow and the wind are roses
The world will never go back
The thoughts are floating and I'll take them with me I'm going to chase my dreams
I'm going to do what I want to do
Life is too short to give up halfway
No anger, no discouragement, no fear
Peach and Lee are fighting for glory and valor
Success and failure are always a joy and a sorrow
Ruby's face is beautiful and can withstand the rain and the wind
Sword is raised in the air and the feelings of joy and happiness are relieved
The wind, rain and rainbow is a rose
The wind, rain and rain is a rose
The wind, rain and rain is a rose
The wind, rain and rain is a rose
The rainbow rose
The heart is like water, the passion is like fire, the dreams are boiling
The rainbow rose
The wind and rainbow rose
The wind and rainbow rose
The sadness and the pain will be on your own
The rainbow rose
The wind and rainbow rose
The wind and rain rose
The wind and rain rose
The wind and rain rose
The wind and rain rain rose
The Rainbow Clanging Roses
The heart is like water, the passion is like fire, the dreams are boiling
The Rainbow Clanging Roses
The four seas and the end of the earth are smiling and proud, the flavors are magnificent
Tian Zhen
The Rainbow Clanging Roses is a Mandarin Chinese song written by Fang Hui and Zeng Jun, composed by Fang Hui, and sung by Tian Zhen. Mandarin song, included in the album On the Road. Tian Zhen is a famous Chinese singer who made her singing debut in 1984 and established herself as one of the "big sisters" in the mainland China singing scene with her classic song "The Last Hour" in 1986.
As the female king of the Chinese pop music world, she is a veritable evergreen, and is the Chinese female singer with the best combination of strength, individuality, commerciality, musicality, popularity, originality, ethnicity and other elements of pop music in the Chinese pop music world. Tian Zhen's textured, raspy, and majestic yet high-pitched voice renders melodic, pop-rock, British, Latin, and other styles of musical weather, establishing a musical benchmark that cannot be replicated.