You have cured thousands of people. You are the god of healing. Lord, you are the god of healing. You cured me, too Lord, when your kind hand reaches out to me and touches my withered soul, there will be heavenly freedom to help me get rid of the shackles. The joy of healing replaces loneliness and loneliness, and you are the god of healing. Lord, you are the god of healing. You have cured thousands of people. You are the god of healing. Lord, you are the god of healing, and you have healed me. Lord, you are the god of healing, you are the god of healing.
You have cured thousands of people. Lord, you are the god of healing, you are the god of healing, and you have healed me. Lord, you are the god of healing. You have cured thousands of people. You are the god of healing. Lord, you are the god of healing. You healed me, and you healed me.
Song Ci and Yuan Qu in ancient China are all lyrics, which can be sung independently, accompanied by songs and the pronunciation of Chinese characters at that time. Unfortunately, most of the music scores have been lost, and because the pronunciation has changed greatly, the ancients did not have recording equipment, which makes it difficult for people today to sing these songs.
Today's operas, operas, musicals and pop music involve the creation of literature and music at the same time, and the literary part of the works is still called lyrics.
Writing lyrics is generally called lyrics or lyrics.