Lyrics: Xu Changde
Music: Keisuke Kuwata
Original song: Sammi Kao
Butterflies love flowers, and flowers return with spring.
Fly with you, but only for one night.
Human feelings are like running water, but tears flow into my heart.
Love once, pain once, parting can teach intestinal knot.
Butterflies are drunk with flowers, but flowers fly with the wind.
My heart is slowly giving, but you regard love as a hangover.
My lover can't come back to me, and when I come back, my dreams are all gray.
Hope some, hate some, but never know how to regret.
Butterflies are flying all over the sky. Oh, flowers don't fade, and love doesn't snow.
Butterflies love flowers, and flowers return with spring.
Fly with you, but only for one night.
Human feelings are like running water, but tears flow into my heart.
Love once, pain once, parting can teach intestinal knot.
Butterflies are flying all over the sky. Oh, I hope to have another dream with you.
Butterflies are drunk with flowers, but flowers fly with the wind.
My heart is slowly giving, but you regard love as a hangover.
My lover can't come back to me, and when I come back, my dreams are all gray.
Hope some, hate some, but never know how to regret.
Butterflies are flying all over the sky. Oh, flowers don't fade, and love doesn't snow.
Butterflies are flying all over the sky. Oh, I hope to have another dream with you.
Extended data:
Flying Butterflies is the title song of the album of the same name released by Taiwan Province singer Sammi Kao on June 5438+0994+February 65438. This song is the Mandarin version of the Cantonese song Snow in Priscilla Chan's album Come Back, and it is also the ending song of the Taiwanese drama Huang Feihong and Thirteen Aunties.
The original song is "Flower Journey" sung by the keyboardist Harayuko of Japan Nantian Stars Orchestra (translated as: Flower Journey). The lyrics are Keisuke Kuwata, the husband of the lead singer and guitarist Mako of Nantian Stars Orchestra.