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The original song of half-crochet yarn

The original song of Half-Potted Yarn is Liu Keyi.

Half-pot Yarn is a song written and composed by Liu Keyi and Bai Mu San Shi and sung by Liu Keyi. It was released on July 9, 214 and included in the album Half-pot Yarn released by Liu Keyi on January 5, 216. The song was rearranged and released again on January 21, 219 as an episode of the TV series "Little Girl Flowers Never Abandon".

Liu Keyi wrote and sang this song "Half-Potted Yarn", with Zen lyrics, elegant and smooth melody, elegant and leisurely singing, all of which contain an extraordinary cleansing energy.

"Smelling a cup of tea, holding a half-kettle of gauze, elegant and elegant, nourishing the heart ..." This kind of leisure is naturally interesting, and it must be a state of mind that many people who are busy, wandering and persistent in the flashy world of mortals can only dream of. Not to mention how many people can really let go of their fetters and be complacent, I'm afraid that the people who can really understand this indifference and wisdom may not be the majority. As the saying goes, "Life is too short to find a bosom friend. If you see the landscape in my heart, I will pray one step at a time ..."

Creative background

Liu Keyi, a senior musician and talented singer, officially released the first national wind single "Forget it" in 214.

The second single "Half-Potted Yarn" released this time is still completed with my old partner, the famous musician Bai Mu San Shi. The elegant and smooth melody and elegant and calm singing all contain an extraordinary cleansing energy. This sincere work, highly recommended by Baimu Culture, will surely become a new single cycle selection for many music lovers.

If you have ever thought about your rough life, or tried to explore your past life and afterlife. Might as well brew a pot of bud-colored green tea, quietly immerse yourself in the Zen of Half-pot Yarn, and imagine that there was such a self in the world ... "Half-pot of green tea made acacia, and a veil covered the world of mortals ..."