The original singer of the song Snow is Priscilla Chan.
"Snow" is a cover of "The Journey of Flowers" ("The Journey of Flowers") written by the keyboardist Harayuko of Japan's Nantian Stars Orchestra. Keisuke Kuwata, the lead singer and guitarist of Nantian Stars Orchestra, is the husband of Genko. This song is included in Priscilla Chan's album "Come Back". The city where Priscilla Chan studied in the United States is called "Syracuse".
Snow is a very classic Cantonese song, and the lyrics are just like talking about Priscilla Chan herself. A sentimental woman, the stage is the epitome of life, and her emotional life is always accompanied by joys and sorrows. I was just about to let loose my feelings, but it came to an abrupt end in an instant of indulgence, which made people sigh.
Lyrics of the song:
See snow drifting in sad memories again.
it makes me miss you again, but it makes my heart ache.
I've already broken up, so why do you love me more?
if you look back on the years alone, you may not understand it in this life.
I think of you again and hold you in the snow.
keep your heart warm and drive away my freezing.
the cold wind woke me up, so you were a dream.
It's like falling snow and tears, wetting the cold night sky.
It turns out that I love you so much, and this moment is accompanied by the heartache I recall.
I saw the snow drifting, drifting in sad memories.
it makes me miss you again, but it makes my heart ache.
I've already broken up, so why do you love me more?
if you look back on the years alone, you may not understand it in this life.
It turns out that I love you so much, and this moment is accompanied by the heartache I recall.
I think of you again and hold you in the snow.
keep your heart warm and drive away my freezing.
the cold wind woke me up, so you were a dream.
It's like falling snow and tears, wetting the cold night sky.
It turns out that I love you so much, and this moment is accompanied by the heartache I recall.
It turns out that I love you so much, and this moment is accompanied by the heartache I recall.