How much moss does it take to get into the wall?
How much rain will it take for you to hold up a paper umbrella?
The fallen flowers lingered outside the pavilion for a few more times.
I can't bear to think about the running water sending away and calling me
The wind disturbed the river bank and lamented the weeping poplar trees.
You bowed your head and lamented the past
The setting sun reflects on the eaves and illuminates the wooden lattice windows slantingly
I feel sad about the leisurely old days
There's nothing left to say.
Just sit back and watch fate end
When the mind has changed, no matter how regretful it is
It's just empty talk
There's nothing left to say.
I got up and quietly smoked incense
I stop imagining what you look like
Close your eyes and be stubborn
How much moss does it take to get into the wall?
How much rain will it take for you to hold up a paper umbrella?
The fallen flowers lingered outside the pavilion for a few more times.
I can't bear to think about the running water sending away and calling me
The wind disturbed the river bank and lamented the weeping poplar trees.
You bowed your head and lamented the past
The setting sun reflects on the eaves and illuminates the wooden lattice windows slantingly
I feel sad about the leisurely old days
There's nothing left to say.
Just sit back and watch fate end
When the mind has changed, no matter how regretful it is
It's just empty talk
There's nothing left to say.
I got up and quietly smoked incense
I stop imagining what you look like
Close your eyes and be stubborn
There's nothing left to say.
Just sit back and watch fate end
When the mind has changed, no matter how regretful it is
It's just empty talk
There's nothing left to say.
I got up and quietly smoked incense
I stop imagining what you look like
Close your eyes and be stubborn
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