From Teresa Teng's "Don't Pick the Wildflowers on the Roadside".
Don't Pick the Wildflowers on the Roadside
Singer: Teresa Teng
Lyrics:
Sending you to the village, I have a word of explanation
Though it's already the time of the year when all the flowers are in bloom, don't pick the wildflowers on the roadside
Remember my love, remember my love, remember that I am waiting for you every day
I'm waiting for you to come back, please don't forget me
There is no need to forget me.
Sending you to the village, I have a message for you
Don't pick the wildflowers on the roadside, even though they're already in bloom
Remember my love, remember my love, remember that I'm waiting for you every day
I'm waiting for you to come back, don't ever forget me
Expansion：
"Wildflowers on the Roadside" is a collection of songs from the village, which is a collection of songs from the village, which is a collection of songs from the village, which is a collection of songs from the village, which is a collection of songs from the village.
Don't Pick the Wildflowers on the Roadside is a song written by Lin Huangkun, composed by Li Junxiong, and sung by Teresa Teng, which was included in the album Junior Loves the Girl.
The song was first released in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia in the early 1970s with the song A Thousand Words and Rhythm of the Sea, and then won the New Artist Award at the Japan Record Awards for the Japanese song Empty Harbor in 1974. "
The first time I saw her in Japan, I was able to see her in the Japanese market and she was very happy with her performance.