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What are the lyrics of "The Moon Represents My Heart"?

The Moon Represents My Heart is a classic song written by Sun Yi and composed by Weng Qingxi. It was first sung by Chen Fenlan in 1973 and became popular in the Chinese world after it was re-interpreted by Teresa Teng in 1977.

Lyrics:

You ask me how deeply I love you, how much I love you, my love is true and my love is true.

The moon represents my heart. You ask me how deeply I love you and how much I love you.

My feelings are unwavering, my love remains unchanged, and the moon represents my heart.

A gentle kiss has touched my heart.

A deep love makes me miss you till now.

You ask me how deeply I love you, how much I love you.

Think about it and take a look. The moon represents my heart.

A gentle kiss has touched my heart.

A deep love makes me miss you till now.

You ask me how deeply I love you, how much I love you.

Think about it and take a look. The moon represents my heart.

Think about it and take a look. The moon represents my heart.

Extended information:

The song "The Moon Represents My Heart" was circulated in the late 1970s, and it still sounds quite innovative today. This song has a repetitive trilogy structure, the melody is euphemistic and moving, and it is full of oriental romance. The lyrics are sincere and full of reverie, and the ballad-like melody becomes catchy after listening to it for several times.

Taiwanese singer Teresa Teng’s emotional singing, clear enunciation, and magnetic voice have always been unforgettable. Although the song looks simple, the lyrics and melody must be sung with natural voice and emotion.

Especially after you have listened to many versions, you will feel that Teresa Teng's voice conveys the essence of "Moon". That voice is bright, clear, serene, quiet, gentle and delicate. The eloquent words touch people's hearts.

What’s interesting is that when Teresa Teng sang this unknown piece, she mistakenly thought it was a Nanyang song. It wasn’t until the song became popular because of her singing that she knew the tune of the song. The author is a Taiwanese musician.