The song about those who don’t want to take root but are afraid of leaving footprints is “No”.

"No" is a Cantonese song written by Zheng Guojiang, composed by Chris Babida, and sung by Chen Baiqiang. The song is included in Chen Baiqiang's album "I Just Like You" released in January 1982.

Chan Baiqiang (September 7, 1958 - October 25, 1993) was born in Hong Kong, China. His ancestral home is Taishan City, Guangdong Province. He is a male singer, musician and actor in Hong Kong, China. In 1979, he released his first solo album "First Love"; in the same year, he won the Top Ten Chinese Golden Melody Award for his song "Tears Flow for You". In 1981, he starred in the feature film "Unemployed".

Appreciation of the lyrics of "No"

Please don't ask

Please don't ask

I just want to be happy

I don't want to There is hatred

The ordinary pace of a wanderer cannot be rested for a while

I only want new things

Young hearts cannot be locked too tightly

Surrounded by colorful things

Unwilling to take root

Afraid of leaving footprints

Uncertain heart

Never leave a grudge for anyone

You don’t need it

It’s not necessary

I’m waiting in poverty for me

Please don’t ask

Please don’t ask

If you have a dream

Just go and look for it

I am in a hurry but I don’t want to ask anymore

Too many reasons

A young heart cannot know too deeply

I don’t want to worry you

I don’t want to take root

Afraid of leaving footprints

An uncertain heart

Never hold grudges for anyone

You don’t need it

It’s not necessary either

You have to sit in poverty and wait for me

But it cannot be sealed forever

Tonight’s truth

It becomes a question in an instant

You don’t need it

It’s not necessary

Always be serious about me

Please don’t ask

Please don’t ask

Speak in your heart

Don’t want to sue anyone

Please don’t ask

Please don’t ask

Speak in your heart

Don’t want to sue anyone

Speaking in my heart

I don’t want to tell anyone