晴空谣 [qíng kōng yáo]
夏对春 秋对冬
暮鼓对晨钟
暗对明 淡对浓
上智对中庸
野渡燕杨柳雨芳池鱼戏何风
云对雨 雪对风
晚照对晴空
哼唱着
晚照对晴空
晚照对晴空
(对晴空)
晚照对晴空
云对雨雪对风
晚照对晴空
(对晴空)
晚照对晴空
云对雨雪对风
夏对春 秋对冬
暮鼓对晨钟
云对雨 雪对风
晚照对晴空
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Panta.Q
- country:China
- Languages:Chinese
- Genre:Dance, Electronica
- Official site:https://www.instagram.com/panta.qmusic/
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- Pigs on the Wing [Part 1] [Serbian translation]
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- Run Like Hell lyrics
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