The original Chinese singer of Scarborough Fair is Simon and Garfunkel.

Scarborough Fair is a classic song by the famous pop music group Simon and Garfunkel. The lyrics of the song "Scarborough Fair" date back to at least the thirteenth century England, while the melody is even earlier and originated in Scotland. It was likely influenced by the Vikings and another great barbarian tribe, the Celts. Influence.

In the second, third, and fourth verses of the song, at the end of each line, there is a less obvious voice singing another set of lyrics. The lyrics of the chorus were written by Paul Simon, and the melody is Written by Arthur Garfunkel, the chorus begins like the dusk and desolate sky in autumn, quietly describing the hardships and hardships of the war, which makes this song "Scarborough Fair" no longer just a song. A sad love song, it is also a sharp anti-war song.

Scarborough Fair Song Lyrics:

Are you going to Scarborough Fair?

Caraway, sage, rosemary Incense and thyme

Please say hello to a girl there

She was my true love

Ask her to make me a linen shirt

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Beside the hills in the deep green forest

Cilantro, sage, rosemary and thyme

Chasing birds on the brown mountains capped with snow

< p>There is no need for seams or needlework

The mountain is the carpet and bed sheet of the mountain child

This way she can become my true love

While sleeping, I feel the call of the horn

Ask her to find me an acre of land

On a few small grass blades beside the hill

Cilantro, sage, cinnamon Rosemary and thyme

Silver tears wash over the tomb

Between the sea and the shore

The soldier wipes his gun

< p>This way she can become my true love

Ask her to harvest with a leather sickle

The flames of war are roaring, the scarlet bullets are screaming

Criander, Sage, rosemary and thyme

Generals ordered their soldiers to kill

Tie the harvested heather into bunches

For a reason long forgotten And fight

So that she can become my true love