Lyrics: Brandon Graham
Music: Rolf Raboulin
Singing: Mystery Garden
When I am depressed, oh, my soul, so tired.
When I am depressed, my spirit is so tired.
When difficulties come, my heart is heavily burdened.
When troubles and difficulties hit, my heart was so heavy.
Then, I am still waiting in silence.
However, I stood quietly and waited quietly.
Until you come and sit with me for a while.
Stay with me for a while before you come.
You inspire me, so I can stand on the high mountain.
You inspired me, so I can stand on the top of the mountain.
You inspired me and let me walk in the stormy waves.
You inspire me, so I can move forward on the stormy sea.
I am strong when I lean on your shoulder.
Under your solid arms, I became strong.
You inspired me and let me surpass myself.
Your encouragement made me surpass myself.
There is no life-
No-
There is no life without hunger.
No life has lost its desire.
Every restless heart beats so imperfectly.
Every beating heart is not so perfect.
But when you came, I was full of surprises.
But your arrival has filled my heart with miracles.
Sometimes, I think I catch a glimpse of eternity.
Sometimes I even think that because of you, I have glimpsed eternity.
You inspire me, so I can stand on the high mountain.
You inspired me, so I can stand on the top of the mountain.
You inspired me and let me walk in the stormy waves.
You inspire me, so I can move forward on the stormy sea.
I am strong when I lean on your shoulder.
Under your solid arms, I became strong.
You inspired me and let me surpass myself.
Your encouragement made me surpass myself.
Extended data
"You inspired me" is a secret garden, which was included in the band's fourth studio album "A Red Moon" and released as a single on March 26th, 2002.
The song "You Inspire Me" was composed by Rolf Raboulin, a member of the Secret Garden. Vland), originally an instrumental music named Silent Story, part of its melody originated from the traditional Irish song Danny Boy written by British writer and host Frederic Vishery in 19 10.
Rolf Raboulin was deeply moved after reading The Whitest Flower, a novel written by Irish writer Brendan Graham, and invited Brendan to write lyrics for the tune. This song was sung by Irish singer Brian Kennedy and black singer Tracy Campbell, who were guests in the Mystery Garden.