Listening to music seems to have become a habit in this era. Whether it's work, self-study, exercise, rest or boredom, we always like listening to songs. One or several favorite songs may accompany you for one morning, one afternoon and countless nights. So is there a song that you can't forget once you listen to it, and finally the single loops?
First, "fireworks are easy to get cold"
The lyrics of Fireworks Easy to Cold are classical and beautiful, with far-reaching artistic conception. His songs are also full of classical meaning and beautiful melody. Coupled with Terry Lin's good singing skills, he fell in love with this song and became a song that was often circulated by singles in the song list. Because I liked a song, I began to pay attention to everything related to this song. I have a feeling of loving me, love my dog! Later, I learned that this song was not sung originally, but was composed by Jay Chou, written by Fang Gang and originally sung by Jay Chou. I also searched Jay Chou's version of fireworks easy to get cold, but I just don't feel that way, and I don't care about singing. Maybe it's just because we can't forget our first love.
Miss Dong
I like "Miss Dong" in Dongye. S album "An He Qiao Bei" because of his lyrics. The lyrics are simple and bold, and every sentence is a fragment, but those fragmentary fragments are pieced together into a song that makes people intoxicated with memories. "I love a wild horse, but my family has no grassland" is a kind of helplessness, or a relief from love. With Tony. S rich voice and slightly sad melody, this sentence touched many people's lacrimal glands.
The feeling that we can't love is sung by Dongye. Too calm. Maybe the more we pretend to be indifferent, the more we care. There is a feeling that we laugh far-fetched and say we are safe. I've been looking for the story between Tony. S and Miss Dong finally know that Miss Dong is just a friend of Dongye. But I'm not sure what happened between them. What fragments are written in the lyrics may be just a small idea in Donye. S's mind or the story he saw happening to others. And the kind of story I hope is probably just a microcosm of what I have seen and heard.
Nanshan south
Ma Di's Nan Shannan is because it sounds a bit like Dong Ye. At first, it was the style of S, so I began to pay attention. Finally, I learned that they are all friends of Sesame Leaf folk music organization, so I have to say that the two people who walk together are either complementary or similar. Obviously, they are similar, but Ma Di is a little more mature than Dong Ye. As far as songs are concerned.
"You are sunny and snowy in the south/I am cold in the north, and the seasons are like spring." Although I personally feel that Nan Shannan's lyrics are a bit melodramatic and fragmentary, I have to say that his arrangement is very mature, and his instrumental music is harmonious, and the feeling of disappointment and confusion makes people more and more interested. It is this melody that can set off the poetic lyrics just right. So the more you listen to it, the more you like it until the single in the playlist is broken for a while.