我的形状 [Wǒ de xíng zhuàng] lyrics
多少次跌宕
多少次彷徨
当梦野蛮生长
岁月会要我用什么换
撕掉了伪装
剩奇形怪状
热血仍滚烫
有过伤有遗憾才不枉
与时间对战
碰壁失望遍体鳞伤
光阴里涅槃Oh
用破碎找回
我自己的形状Oh
天空越黑暗
星辰越璀璨
积蓄所有能量
只为让这信仰被照亮
我誓死抵抗
现实的嚣张
挑衅也无妨
用勇敢用善良去阻挡
与时间对战
碰壁失望遍体鳞伤
光阴里涅槃Oh
用破碎找回
我自己的形状
曾信誓旦旦
保持我的棱角锋芒
并不是幻想Oh
不畏惧是我
不变的形状Oh
不变的形状
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Be Your Self (OST)
- country:China
- Languages:Chinese
- Genre:Soundtrack
- Official site:https://list.youku.com/show/id_zeada6fae56894380bbf0.html
- Wiki:https://baike.baidu.com/item/机智的上半场/54166868
Be Your Self (OST) Lyrics
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