Luthier Lyricist: EDIQ Composer: Audio Monster Arranger: Liu Taige Mixing: Allen If you send a love to this string sound, North Star echoes it from afar. I take out this Paulownia piano for you again. I play it so carefully again. You are the one who unchained my ankles. Walking in the palace humming a strange local accent. When I was playing the piano for the king, I turned around and saw you. The emotion of first meeting is hidden in the sound of the strings. The moonlight often comes to my hometown. I send back the sighs of many people who have left. Swallowing the spoonful of hot porridge you fed me. These years can pass quietly. The lights are swaying all over the city listening to the rain. The night wind spreads a few ripples. You listen to me practicing this piece of music outside the door. I prepared a coir raincoat for you. The sound of the piano spread to the homes of ordinary people. Some people were laughing and others were crying. In the depth of my love, I also shed a tear. The string broke and the homesickness returned. You folded your fingers to make a butterfly and flew up from the window frame. It flew over my fingertips and eyebrows. The sound of breathing gradually became quiet because of you. I blew out the lamp and let me hug you. The king released me to return to my hometown alone during the winter solstice. I carried the piano on my back and walked back to the palace step by step. You hummed the half-quel song that we know well. It was mixed with your low sobs. The road is long and long to my hometown. It is a poem that people can never finish. I composed the music of sorrow and joy and played it for you. Then I lamented what it is to be involuntarily. The moonlight often shines on my hometown. I am the fish put back into the pond. Thinking of the spoonful of hot porridge you fed me. This memory ends there. These years are still passing by quietly.