The bell rang the signal to go home. In his life, this seems to bring a sigh. Black skin means that in the lifelong dedication and skin color struggle, ownership has turned into loss year after year, and tired eyes are full of expectations. Today, only the disabled have ushered in the days of our lives, holding fast to freedom in the storm, and after experiencing the hesitation and struggle of life, self-confidence can change the future. Who can do that? Can we ignore the boundaries of skin color? May this land, regardless of your height and mine, be colorful and beautiful.
It is because it doesn't, separating each color, years have turned possession into loss, and tired eyes are full of expectation. Today, there is only one remaining body to greet the days in our lives and hold fast to freedom in the storm. After a lifetime of struggle, self-confidence can change the future. Ask who can do it? Today, there is only one remaining body to greet the days in our lives and hold fast to freedom in the storm. After a lifetime of struggle, self-confidence can change the future.
Ask who can do it? Oh, ah, today, there is only a remnant, to meet the day of our life, to stick to freedom in the storm, and after a life of hesitation, self-confidence can change the future. Ask who can do it? Oh, ah, today, there is only a remnant, to meet the day of our life, to stick to freedom in the storm, and after a life of hesitation, self-confidence can change the future.
The creative background of Days of Our Lives;
1From August 3 to 6, 990, Ka Kui Wong went to Papua New Guinea with Radio Television Hong Kong's "Love First Brigade" and witnessed the miserable life of the local people because of war and famine. After returning to Hong Kong, Ka Kui Wong read the story of Nelson Rollala Mandela being trapped in prison in the newspaper, and his inner voice sounded.
Ka Kui Wong thinks that Mandela's spiritual connotation is about struggle and hope, which coincides with Beyond's efforts in Hongkong. So Ka Kui Wong wrote the song "Days of Our Lives", paying tribute to the black leader Mandela and praising his efforts to eliminate racial discrimination and realize a democratic and free society in South Africa.