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Who is the original singer of the Cantonese version of Tears to My Hometown?

The original singer of the Cantonese version of "Farewell Hometown with Tears" is Teresa Teng.

The song was written by Huang Zhan and composed by Luo Dayou. It was released in 1978. This song tells the story of leaving home and missing one's hometown. The lyrics are affectionate and the melody is tragic and touching. It is one of the classics loved by Cantonese fans. The word "tears to bid farewell to hometown" in the song expresses people's deep nostalgia and longing for their hometown. It has become one of Teresa Teng's masterpieces and a classic in the history of Chinese pop music.

In addition to crying goodbye to his hometown, Huang Zhan also has many popular Cantonese songs, such as "Looking at the Spring Breeze", "Voice of the Prodigal Son", "Jasmine", etc. These songs all have profound emotional connotations and beautiful lyrics. The melody is deeply loved by the audience. While learning Cantonese songs, you can also understand the language characteristics and cultural background of Cantonese, which will help improve your understanding and application ability of Cantonese.

Lyrics of "Farewell Hometown with Tears"

With tears in my eyes, I asked the flowers without saying a word, and the red flowers flew across the swing.

I have been away from my hometown for too long. I have been away from my hometown for too long.

The toilet paper is wet with tears and the heart is wet with tears. Who knows how deep the separation is.

The most painful thing in the world is separation.

The wind blows across the mountains without moving, and my tears have dried in front of the mountains.

The tears of hometown sounds cannot be sent back, nor can they be sent back to the mountains and rivers of my hometown.

I shed tears to bid farewell to my hometown, but my heart is full of love. Who knows how deep the farewell is.

The most painful thing in the world is separation.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

I shed tears to bid farewell to my hometown, but my heart is full of love. Who knows how deep the farewell is.

The most painful thing in the world is separation.