Singer: Ye Huan/Wang Jie
Lyrics: Ding Xiaowen
Composer: Chen Xiunan
Arranged by Chen Zhiyuan
Lyrics:
It is windy at night, and I am in the wind. What do I have?
The cloud follows the wind and says that the wind tells me, who can I tell?
Unlike not talking about the future before, who am I waiting for?
Don't be afraid of what others say, let love be silent with the wind.
You will always be a pain in my chest. It snows in the south.
Enthusiasm freezes in the cold wind, and you are my eternal chest pain.
Forever pain, last night's dream is left to tomorrow.
There will be wind tomorrow night, and there will be me in the wind.
What do I have? Clouds follow suit and the wind tells me.
Who can I tell? It's not like we didn't talk about the future before
Who am I waiting for? I don't want you to know. I'm not afraid of being told.
Let love be silent with the wind, you are my chest pain forever.
The southern sky is snowing in the north, and the enthusiasm is frozen in the cold wind.
You are my chest pain forever, forever.
Last night's dream was for tomorrow, tomorrow.
You will always be a pain in my chest. It snows in the south.
Enthusiasm freezes in the cold wind, and you are my eternal chest pain.
Forever pain, last night's dream is left to tomorrow.
Tomorrow, you are my eternal pain.
Forever pain, enthusiasm is frozen in the cold wind.
Forever pain, forever pain
Last night's dream
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Creation background
"When I was a producer of UFO records, Ding Xiaowen wrote many famous songs for Wang Jie. Among them, Ding Xiaowen put a lot of effort into the creation of a song, which is a movie episode speculated out of thin air-"You are the eternal pain in my chest" sung by Wang Jie and Ye Huan.
You are the eternal pain in my chest, written by Ding Xiaowen, composed by Chen Xiunan, arranged by Chen Zhiyuan, and sung by Wang Jie and Ye Huan. Included in the album "Forget You Forget Me" 1988 1 1 released in July. 1988 movie "Tears streaming down your face" episode. The Cantonese version of this song is Tender You, sung by Wang Jie and Sandy Lam, and included in the album The Role of the Story.