There is a Cantonese song in Eason Chan, which seems to contain several English words.

Lonely Christmas

(included in Eason Chan New Cantonese Songs+Special Album "4 A Change & Hits" in 2002)

Composer/Lyrics: Li Junyi

Arranger/Producer: terry chen

Who flew by on a deer cart and forgot to give me the present?

Staring at the light, only tonight is the brightest and brightest, but it illuminates my loneliness.

Who can kiss me kindly and prove from my lips that I am happy?

The snow on my head wants to rest on my shoulders, not to go to the end?

Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Lonely Christmas

You want to express your heart in the waves, but you just want to listen to jokes.

Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas

Tomorrow, the lights must be removed and replaced by cheers.

Who can kiss me kindly and prove from my lips that I am happy?

The snow on my head wants to rest on my shoulders, not to go to the end?

Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Lonely Christmas

You want to express your heart in the waves, but you just want to listen to jokes.

Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas

Tomorrow, the lights must be removed and replaced by cheers.

Tomorrow morning, I can't remember who I secretly hugged when I was drunk.

Still giggling, but how do you know I want to cry?

I'm afraid of "life insurance" if I bump into someone. I'd rather vomit hard when I'm drunk.

I can't hear the poem that is still singing with a headache.

Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Lonely Christmas

You want to express your heart in the waves, but you just want to listen to jokes.

Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas

Tomorrow, the lights must be removed and replaced by cheers.

Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Lonely Christmas

You want to express your heart in the waves, but you just want to listen to jokes.

Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas

Tomorrow, the lights must be removed and replaced by cheers.

It was just a moment of cheering.