The fence by the sea is babbling, and the wind keeps blowing.
I help you filter the sand like a branch.
The time difference on the wall is still ticking.
We all like her long hair Gary~
You came back by train.
Like a swallow in the rain, hiding under the eaves is afraid of the cold.
Write a batch of papers. Who will write the name?
What did you say?/Sorry? Do you care to listen?
I miss you again and again.
This is a horse press. How do you know that?
I really shouldn't.
Love can't say a simple word.
Through the hills, hey, hey, hey, hey, the sweat keeps flowing.
There is not much luggage, but I miss it.
We are going the same way.
Where did the horse go? Drifting in the wind, seven escapes.
When the budding tree has branches.
When the writer has an address.
Waiting for tea and MC Davi.
Waiting for news, let's get together and miss Iraq.
Flowers have stamens in spring.
Waiting for Tian Ying to spread her wings.
Memories of wandering poets with the same ending
I miss you again and again.
This is a horse press. How do you know that?
I really shouldn't.
Love can't say a simple word.
I miss you again and again (the fence by the sea is making a sound, and the wind keeps blowing me like a branch to help you filter the sand)
How can I familiarize you with the horse case (the time difference on the wall is still ticking, I love her long hair)
You really shouldn't (you came back by train just in time).
I can't say a simple word about love (it's up to you to write a batch of papers and who to write them to)
Echoing each other from afar, we walked in the wind and played the piano.
Because of Iraq, we began to take life seriously.
Her eyes are like a green landscape.
Our feelings are getting deeper and deeper.
2. The Wandering Poet is a song sung by Jay Chou and Yang Ruidai. Written by Vincent Fang, composed by Jay Chou and arranged by Cai, it was included in the ninth solo album Devil's Block released by Jay Chou on June 5438+1October 65438+May 2008.