秋蝉 [Qiū chán] [English translation]
听我把春水叫寒
看我把绿野催黄
谁道秋霞一心愁
烟波林野意悠悠
花落红花落红
红了枫红了枫
展翅任翔双雨燕
我这薄衣过得残冬
总归是秋天
总归是秋天
春走了
夏也去
秋意浓
秋去冬来美景不再
莫教好春逝匆匆
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Liu Wen-Cheng
- country:Taiwan
- Languages:Chinese, Chinese (Classical Chinese)
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%8A%89%E6%96%87%E6%AD%A3
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liu_Wen-cheng
Liu Wen-Cheng Lyrics
- 三月裡的小雨 [Sān yuè lǐ de xiǎo yǔ] [Transliteration]
- 九月风起时 [Jiǔ yuè fēng qǐ shí] [English translation]
- 九月风起时 [Jiǔ yuè fēng qǐ shí] [Transliteration]
- 三月裡的小雨 [Sān yuè lǐ de xiǎo yǔ] lyrics
- 不要告別 [Bù yào gào bié] lyrics
- 不要告別 [Bù yào gào bié] [English translation]
- 九月风起时 [Jiǔ yuè fēng qǐ shí] lyrics
- 人生长跑 [rén shēng cháng pǎo] lyrics
- 三月裡的小雨 [Sān yuè lǐ de xiǎo yǔ] [English translation]
- 三月裡的小雨 [Sān yuè lǐ de xiǎo yǔ] [Arabic translation]
Liu Wen-Cheng Also Performed Pyrics
- 再愛我一次 (Zài ài wǒ yī cì) lyrics
- 往事只能回味 (Wǎng shì zhǐ néng huí wèi) (English translation)
- You Ya - 往事只能回味 (Wǎng shì zhǐ néng huí wèi)
- 风儿轻轻吹 (风儿你在轻轻的吹) (fēng ér qīng qīng chuī) (English translation)
- 让我们看云去 (Ràng wǒmen kàn yún qù) (English translation)
- 风儿轻轻吹 (风儿你在轻轻的吹) (fēng ér qīng qīng chuī) (Italian translation)
- 让我们看云去 (Ràng wǒmen kàn yún qù)
- 风儿轻轻吹 (风儿你在轻轻的吹) (fēng ér qīng qīng chuī) (German translation)
- 风儿轻轻吹 (风儿你在轻轻的吹) (fēng ér qīng qīng chuī) lyrics
- 风儿轻轻吹 (风儿你在轻轻的吹) (fēng ér qīng qīng chuī) (French translation)
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