"Love"
Composed by Chen Dali and Li Ziheng
Composed by Chen Dali
Oh, string your heart, my heart together
String a lucky grass, string a concentric circle
Let all the expectant future call? Don't let your youth grow up to be lonely, plant my lucky grass in your dream field
Let the earth follow our concentric circles?
Say I love you to the sky? Say I miss you to the wandering white clouds
Let the sky hear you? Let the white clouds see
Who can't erase the promise we made? I want to show you the sea and say I love you
To give you the brightest stars and say I miss you? Listen to the sea's vows
Look at the persistent blue sky? Let's be free to fall in love
Oh? Let's string your heart and my heart together
String a lucky plant, string a concentric circle
Let's all look forward to the call of the future
Let's make a companion while we are still young. Make a companion of your youth
Don't let your youth get lonely as you grow older? Plant my lucky grass in your dream field
Let the earth follow our concentric circles?
Say I love you to the sky? Say I miss you to the wandering white clouds
Let the sky hear you? Let the white clouds see
No one can erase the promise we made, I want to take you to see the sea and say I love you
To give you the brightest stars and say I miss you? Listen to the vow of the sea
Look at the persistent blue sky? Let's be free to fall in love
Oh, don't let the young grow up to be lonely? Plant my lucky grass in your dream field?
Let the earth follow our concentric circles? And never stop spinning?
Say I love you to the sky? Say I miss you to the wandering white clouds
Let the sky hear you? Let the white clouds see
Who can't erase the promise we made? I want to show you the sea and say I love you
To give you the brightest stars and say I miss you? Listen to the ocean's vows
Look at the persistent blue sky? Let's fall in love freely Oh
Expanded:
"Love" is a song performed by the Taiwanese group Little Tigers, with lyrics written by Chen Dali and Li Ziheng, and music composed by Chen Dali, released on August 1, 1991, on the album Love.
"Love" is the title track of the fifth public service album released by the Tigers, which was created to support public service activities for the deaf. It won the top spot on Taiwan's 1991 Golden Melody Awards Dragon Tiger Chart in the fall.
Song Appreciation
"Love" is the work of the Tigers, and it has the flavor of a great general. The Tigers' expression of the definition of "love" has become more sophisticated and has been elevated to a new level. With the use of sign language, "Love" describes "love" as a broader emotion.
The song stands out among the many well-produced songs by the Tigers, and the team's understanding of each other is far better than ever before. Love" is also the most representative song of the entire Tigers period. The song "Love", which they sang in sign language caring for deaf children, touched a generation.
Singer information
The Tigers, Chinese Taiwan idol group by the thunder tiger Wu Qilong, small handsome tiger Chen Zhipeng, the good tiger Su Youpeng three people, debuted in 1988 on the rise in Asia, set a record of more than 20 concerts full of people, only the "free trip" and "love" album sales of nearly 15 million, became the then Taiwan's most The albums alone have sold nearly 15 million copies, making him the most impressive newcomer to Taiwan's singing scene at the time.
The Tigers reunited at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala in the Year of the Tiger in 2010, singing their classic songs Love, Butterfly Flying and Green Apple Paradise, and winning the first prize in the Song and Dance category of the Spring Festival Gala, which evoked memories of the Tigers' youthfulness in those years.