The truest dream is the fifth solo album and the fourth mandarin album released by Emil Wakin Chau. To some extent, this album is a concept album, and the lyrics are unified in the description of love and dreams, set off by the artistic conception of night. Love and dreams have the same characteristics, both can be realized, but both are illusory. It is better to weave the future with your own hands than to cling to the lament of losing your dreams.
The title song "The truest dream" was written by Tayu Lo, the godfather of Taiwanese music. This is a very classic old song with a beautiful and catchy melody. Its Cantonese version is Life Tomorrow sung by Priscilla Chan, a Hong Kong female singer.
The first album "Love Me Again" began to make Huajian's songs appear in the high-pitched field, which was powerful. The song "Love in this City" in the album won the second Taiwan Golden Melody Award-the best song of the year.
The lyrics are as follows:
The first ideal, the last hope, the truest dream, you saw him standing on the stage.
You saw his confident face in the spotlight, and you saw him waving his hands.
You are crazy about him when you see applause and cheers. I always see him laughing more.
You will always know that he is realizing his dream, and you won't see his sweat and tears.
He didn't know how he gave and grew, and Emil Wakin Chau never complained.
On the way from a college student to a superstar, he regarded his initial hope as his final ideal.
Melt all his sweat and tears in his dream.
Turn into a song, turn into a smile, turn into a firm step on the stage, and he stands in front of you.
You see the spotlight shining. What are you thinking?
He will always stand in the nearest place to you, here, in the crowd and in your heart.
He was affirmed, not just by his voice.