Lyrics: Jiao Ping composes: practicing ear music
Singing: Cai Dan Zhuoma
Sing a folk song for the party,
I compare the party to my mother;
My mother only gave birth to me,
The glory of the party shines on my heart.
Sing a folk song for the party,
I compare the party to my mother;
My mother only gave birth to me,
The glory of the party shines on my heart.
ah ...
In the old society, I was whipped,
Mother will only burst into tears;
The producers' party called on me to make a revolution.
Catch the whip and defeat the enemy.
The producers' party called on me to make a revolution.
Grab the whip! Grab the whip and defeat the enemy!
Sing a folk song for the party,
I compare the party to my mother;
My mother only gave birth to me,
The glory of the party shines on my heart,
The glory of the party shines on my heart.
From 65438 to 0963, the whole country set off the climax of learning from Lei Feng. Singing a folk song for the party is an excellent song produced in this climax. Its lyrics are taken from Lei Feng's diary, which is a poem that Lei Feng picked up from the newspaper. The writer is Yao (pen name Jiaoping), an employee of Jiaoping Coal Mine of Tongchuan Mining Bureau, Shaanxi Province. Composer Zhu Jianer wrote it as a solo with the flavor of folk songs, as an episode of the feature film Lei Feng first sung by Hu Songhua. Red Influence: This is a "trilogy" song with deep affection, sadness and passion, and it has a strong emotional appeal. Anyone who has had similar experience can create a strong * * * song. Cai Danzhuoma, a Tibetan singer from serfdom, once again performed on the stage and soon spread all over the country, singing for decades.