I’m rushing for the finishing line with the second part of my serial story for the ePub so it’s lyrics time again. It’s a love song sung together by George Lam and Sally Yip (who eventually married each other and are still married now) but I think it has much wider applications as it touches upon themes such as seeking and searching, staying in the moment versus thinking for the long term, following your heart etc. The title of the song roughly translates to “It’s still love at separation”.
The lyrics are:
(F) Wind having blown through ten thousand miles of sand having crossed my path
Having touched you on your travel maybe just because within both our eyes
There are the shadows of loneliness
(M) Walking the direction is that way it is I who am searching
For you who are also searching it’s late half dreaming or half awake
A certain type of emotional stirring won’t be able to be articulated anymore
(F) Hard to say should or should not loving deeply with you at this moment
Pondering whether there is a future to love whilst one is travelling
(M) Hard to say should or should not loving without restrain with you at this moment
If you stop by my road whether you would still be you
(F) Drifting drifting through the first half of my life who knows which direction I will drift to
Ultimately the sound of tears and laughter will only last a moment
(M) No don’t ask for results tomorrow looking back to everything today with you
(F&M) Will we smile or cry bitterly ultimately this night is more important for us to cherish
*(F) Who still cares about should or should not one only needs to be loving deeply at this moment
Given that one is travelling there is no way to ascertain the future
(M) Who still cares about should or should not one only needs to be loving without restrain at this moment
There are too many paths on this world where it’s still love at separation
Repeat * but duet this time
(F&M) Who still cares about should or should not one only needs to be loving deeply at this moment
There are too many paths on this world where it’s still love at separation