Poems sung by college students in praise of the motherland

Motherland

Eichiro

If I were asked to point to a paper map and call my motherland

I would rather be held by a blade of grass

Shout to the grass seeds in the spring light

Motherland, my motherland

Kiss together with the wind passing by the blades of grass

My motherland

Kiss my motherland with the dew rolling in the morning wind

Kiss my motherland

I shout to the endless fields

I shouted to the blossoming village

Shout to a small river, my motherland

Shout to a wisp of smoke, my motherland

Even, to the frame behind the reeds Old Waterwheel

Motherland, dear motherland

Relatives

Those alive in the world and those buried in the soil

I love You

I chase your retreating figures

Shout loudly with tears

Motherland, dear motherland

Know everything A lifetime of love for the motherland is not enough

But I still want to love

I can’t love the thousands of miles of the motherland

I just love a wild flower of the motherland

A wooden plow

A grain of black soil