Kousuke Naka's "Ten Years" and Eason Chan's "Ten Years", which one is the original?

"Ten Years" sung by Eason Chan is the original sung, and "Ten Years" sung by Kosuke Naka is the Japanese version of "Ten Years".

"Ten Years" and Eason Chan are like twins. As long as there is an Eason Chan concert, "Ten Years" will almost certainly be performed. As long as the melody of "Ten Years" slowly plays, the emotions in the hearts of the audience will The defense line will collapse in an instant, and countless emotional stories will begin to flow gently with the music, leaving the audience with nothing to hide.

Song: Ten Years

Singer: Eason Chan

Composer: Chen Xiaoxia

Lyricist: Lin Xi

Lyrics:

If those two words didn’t tremble, I wouldn’t find myself uncomfortable

No matter how you say it, it’s just a breakup

If you don’t have requirements for tomorrow, it won’t hurt. Holding hands is like traveling

Thousands of doorways, there is always one person who has to go first

Since you can’t stay in your arms, why not enjoy them when you leave

While crying, ten years ago

I didn’t know you, you don’t belong to me, we are still the same

Accompanying a stranger, walking through the increasingly familiar streets

Ten years later, we are friends and can still greet each other

It’s just that tenderness, and I can no longer find a reason to hug

Lovers will inevitably become friends in the end. Since you can’t stay

Why not enjoy it and shed tears when you leave

Ten years ago, I didn’t know you, you didn’t belong to me

We It’s still the same, accompanying a stranger

Walking through the gradually familiar streets, ten years later

We are friends, we can still greet each other, it’s just that tenderness

It wasn’t until I have been friends with you for many years that I understood that my tears were not shed for you, I also fall for others, long time no see, how are you?

Extended information:

"Ten Years" is a song written by Lin Xi, composed by Chen Xiaoxia, arranged by Chen Huiyang, and sung by Eason Chan First song. The song is included in Eason Chan's album "Black, White, and Gray" released on April 1, 2003. It is the ending theme of the TV series "Girls and Men" and the episode of the movie "The Ferryman".

The Cantonese version of the song "Ten Years" is "Today Next Year", which was included in Eason Chan's 2002 album "The Line-Up". In 2004, the song "Ten Years" won the top ten golden songs of the 4th Pepsi Music Chart. In 2011, the song "Ten Years" won the championship of "Top Ten Chinese Love Songs in the New Century" hosted by LOVE RADIO 103.7FM.

Taiwanese musician Chen Xiaoxia spent two nights composing "Ten Years". Prior to this, Chen Xiaoxia composed Cantonese songs where Chen Xiaoxia first gave the melody, and then the lyricist wrote the lyrics based on the melody. This song changed her usual way of composing. She first got the lyrics produced by Lin Xi and then composed the music.