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Wuhan 伶 lyrics

Wuhan 伢

Original singers: 17 literary and artistic workers from Wuhan

Lyrics: Duan Sisi, Tan Xuan

Music composed by: Tan Xuan

Lyrics

The wind at the street entrance wakes up the summer insects

The child on the bamboo bed dreams of hot and dry batter soup

The same eating habits, everywhere in the world

This is my home with the fragrance flowing through my lips and teeth

Growing up here, I have spoken my true feelings across the bridge

< p>Late night driver, take a few laps of the bustling city

Never give up without a midnight snack

The poems of Yellow Crane Tower are familiar to the mouth

How many times have I bowed my head Meditate silently, you are only allowed to scold yourself

You are only allowed to be praised by others, I love you

Wuhan, the rain on Jianghan Road

has showered you a few times, 2 The soda in the factory has been replaced by a wine glass

Who is to blame for the cowhide, whether to give face or not

Served thousands of miles away, a mother urges her son to return

This is my home. Grew up here

A cattail leaf fan can survive the hot summer

In winter, there are snowflakes, and the days are hot

Lovely, Wuhan 伶

This is my home, we protect her

The soil of my hometown has kissed my feet

If one day, she needs my help too

It’s over

Help and it’s over

Extended information

Creative background

In January 2020, the new coronavirus An outbreak occurred in Wuhan, and Wuhan was placed on lockdown. During this period, 17 Wuhan literary and artistic workers produced a charity song "Wuhan 伶" to cheer up Wuhan. Because of the beautiful song, it quickly spread throughout the country.

"Wuhan 伢" uses the most affectionate melody to describe every corner of Wuhan through the perspective of Wuhan people, whether it is the mouth-watering food or the famous Yellow Crane Tower at home and abroad; Whether it's the bridge full of people returning home or the memories of childhood, these Wuhan musicians have been thinking about them since they were young, no matter where they go.