pray
Singing: Weng Qianyu.
Lyrics: Weng Rongbing/Sanyang
Arranging: Japanese folk songs
Let's ring the bell of hope, how many prayers are there in our hearts.
Let everyone not see failure, and call success always there.
Let the earth forget its rotation, and the four seasons lack summer, autumn and winter.
Let the universe not close the skylight and let the sun not set.
Let happiness take the place of sadness, and smile will not be shy.
Let time know how to go back and let youth not run away.
Let poverty begin to escape and stay happy and healthy.
Let the world find no darkness, and happiness bloom like a flower.
Let's ring the bell of hope, how many prayers are there in our hearts.
Let everyone not see failure, and call success always there.
Extended data:
The song "Prayer" was sung by Japanese singer Weng Qianyu who lives in Taiwan Province. June 1 975+1October1was included in the album Weng Qianyu Century Classic. The song is also an ancient Japanese song with fresh tunes and appropriate lyrics. The Japanese version of "Prayer" is the local folk song "Zhutian Lullaby" in Kyoto, Japan, and the Japanese version is the singing version of YamamotoJunko.
Prayer is a special gift from Weng Qianyu's father Weng Rongbing to her daughter on her 50th birthday. The tune was selected from Japanese ancient songs, and was later adapted and covered by Weng Qianyu. Whenever the music of "Prayer" plays beautifully, Weng Qianyu seems to be experiencing the youth of that generation. With this song, Weng Qianyu won the 2 1 Japanese record award with 1979.