Song title: "I Don't Deserve"

Lyrics: Fang Wenshan

Music composed by: Jay Chou

Original singer: Jay Chou

This street is too crowded? Too many people have secrets

There is fog on the glass, who is hidden?

The emotions on your face? Restore that rain

This alley is too crooked to go back to the story

These days are no longer green? A few more mottled sentences

I am left with empty memories. In a big house

A seat in a movie theater? A long distance apart

There is no rival in love, you are playing chess with yourself

It’s too late to write about you carefully About

Describe how I love you but you leave me with a smile

This feeling is no longer right and I am trying hard to save it

Some feelings that should be considered considerate I didn’t give it

The wish you pouted was so humble and compromising

I ignored you and just wanted someone to accompany you

This feeling is no longer right? I finally Understand

You are so tired from the pages of plots that I can’t bear to read

How many times you have shed tears for me silently, so haggard

And I am heartbroken and you suffer. I don’t deserve the beauty

This street is too crowded? Too many people have secrets

There is fog on the glass, who is hidden from the past

The emotions on your face ? Restore that rain

This alley is too crooked to go back to the story

These days are no longer green? A few more mottled sentences

The remaining I am in a big house after emptying my memories

A seat in a movie theater? A long distance apart

There is no rivalry in love and you are playing chess with yourself

It’s not too late Write down your story carefully

Describe how I loved you but you left me with a smile

This feeling is no longer right and I am trying hard to save it

I didn’t give you some of the considerate feelings you should have

The wish you made with your pouting mouth was a humble compromise

It was me who ignored you and just wanted someone to accompany you

This feeling Isn't it right anymore? I finally understood it

You are so tired after reading pages and pages of plots that I couldn't bear to read

You silently recited how many times you shed tears for me, so haggard

And My heart is broken, you have suffered, your beauty, I don’t deserve it

This feeling is not right anymore? I am trying hard to save it

I didn’t give you some of the considerate feelings that I should have

The wish you made with your pouting mouth was very humble and a compromise

I ignored you and just wanted someone to accompany you

This feeling is no longer right? I finally understood it

Page by page I can’t bear to read the plot, you are so tired

You silently shed tears for me several times, so haggard

And I am heartbroken and you suffer for your beauty, I don’t deserve it

Extended information:

"I Don't Deserve" is a song from Jay Chou's first album "I'm Very Busy" released in 2007 by his own company, Jewel Music. It was written by Fang Wenshan and composed by Jay Chou. , arranged by Michael Lin.

Creative background:

The lyrics of this song were written by Fang Wenshan after he got a piece of Jay Chou's song and found that the song was suitable for rhyming with 'ei'. .

Song MV:

In this MV directed and performed by himself, he plays the role of a star, and the supporting actress Zeng Kaixuan in the movie "The Untold Secret" plays him ’s girlfriend, let everyone see the helplessness behind the artist’s halo that it is difficult to maintain the privacy of one’s feelings. Under the pervasive prying eyes of the gossip media, the two faced many problems when they fell in love.

You have to sit separately when watching a movie, you have to worry about being recognized by paparazzi when you go to a restaurant to eat, and you have to worry about being recognized when you go out. When fans asked for autographs, Jay Chou had no choice but to stop and let his lonely girlfriend leave sadly.

The final result is just like the lyrics written by Jay Chou, "Before I can describe how I love you, you smile and leave me." The girlfriend who couldn't bear it chose to leave. The MV is included in the DVD that comes with Jay Chou's new album.