I welcome the fragrance in the warm sunshine. Whose girl is it?

"Whose girl is the fragrance that I greet in the warm sunshine?" The song "The Girl by the Bridge" was written, composed and sung by Free Helen.

The Girl by the Bridge is a poetic and emotional song. The lyrics describe a girl singing by the bridge. Her image is vivid and infectious. The lyrics show the beauty and innocence of the girl by depicting her appearance and behavior. She has long black hair and bright eyes, like scissors; Her face blooms like a flower, and her smile is sweet. This image left a deep impression on people, making people feel her nature and purity.

Many images and rhetorical devices are used in the lyrics, which makes this song have high artistic value. For example, "Who is the girl whose fragrance I greet in the warm sun?" is thought-provoking by asking questions. And "You Touch the Piano and Play Sadness" vividly depicts a girl playing the piano by anthropomorphic techniques. These techniques not only enrich the expressive power of songs, but also make people feel the beauty of poetry while listening to songs.

Lyrics of The Girl by the Bridge

Whose girl am I to greet the fragrance in the warm sunshine? I walked on that small bridge; You touch the piano and play sadness. Little girl singing by the bridge, your eyes are flowing; You said that a person was trying to be brave and went to his hometown alone. Fenghua sees that you are generous; Sitting on the bridge, I listen to you sing; I said, Miss Bridge, your fragrance. I engrave your peace of mind in my heart; Girl by the bridge, your sadness; I'm reassuring you, and I don't want you to go anywhere.

There is such a girl by the bridge in the warm sun; She has long black hair and bright eyes. Girl, you make my heart surge. The deer is bumping around. You said there was no one around, and you were wandering alone. Fenghua sees that you are generous; Sitting on the bridge, I listen to you sing. I said your fragrance, girl by the bridge; I engraved your trust in my heart. Girl by the bridge, your sadness; I'm reassuring you, and I don't want you to go anywhere.