Lighthouse (Huang Qishan sings songs)
Adapted from amazing grace, some people call it God-given Grace, which is a hymn written in18th century, adapted by Liang Mang and sung by Huang Qishan. Huang Qishan's solo concert 20 14 was sung by Huang Qishan for the first time and became the original singer of the Chinese version of this song.
The lyrics of this song were originally written by Reverend John Newton, a British priest, on 1779. At first, it was changed many times, and later it was changed to the new British tune. Up to now, it is the most popular rural gospel song in the United States, and it is also a song sung by Christians all over the world. It is regarded as a Christian hymn, which has been covered by Elvis Presley and many others.
The original version is gentle and lyrical, and the adaptation is magnificent and distinctive.
Title: Lighthouse
Lyrics: Liang Mang
Singing: Huang Qishan
The waves sang all night.
Loneliness keeps watch with me
Wandering, persistent waiting.
I want to cross the sea.
The light from the lighthouse is on the other side.
Forever love
Suddenly realize, unforgettable.
Bravely burst into tears
Dai Yue chased him day and night.
I'm afraid I'll get nothing.
My eyes are no longer blurred.
The sea washed away the anger.
The light from the lighthouse penetrated the dense fog.
Love that never changes.
Suddenly realize, unforgettable.
Cry bravely and wantonly.
Loved people, where are you?
Did you leave halfway?
Leave and disappear in
The lighthouse is dazzling.
That's the final redemption
That's the final destination