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Chinese translation of Bressanone lyrics Introduction to Bressanone songs

1. Original English word of "Bressanone":

HereIstandinBressanone

Withthestarsupinthesky

AretheyshinningoverBrenner

Andupontheotherside

Youwouldbeasweetsurrender

Imustgotheotherway

Andmytrainwillcarrymeonward

Thoughmyheartwouldsurelystay

Wo,myheartwouldsurelystay

Nowthecloudsareflyingbyme

Andthemoonisontherise

Ihaveleftthestarsbehindme

Theywerediamondsinyourskies

Youwouldbeasweetsurrender

Imustgotheotherway

Andmytrainwillcarrymeonward< /p>

Thoughmyheartwouldsurelystay

Wo,myheartwouldsurelystay

HowIlongforbressanone

Andtheonewhoholdsmyheart

Everymilethatfailsbehindme

Feelsathousandmilesapart< /p>

Youhavebeenthesolesurvivor

Inalifeofloveandloss

Alltheyearsoftearsbetweenus

FillsanoceanImustcross

WoanoceanImustcorss

TheresanoceanImustcorss

Chinese translation:

I stand on the land of Bressanone

The sky is full of stars hanging high above my head

The stars are shining but they have to cross the Bressanone Na

Shining all the way to the far end

My dear, please give me your hand back

I have to turn around and go on my way

The train will carry me forward

And my heart will definitely stay

Oh, my heart will definitely stay

The dark clouds are by my side now Flying by the side

The moon is also moving in a hurry

I have left the stars behind me

so that the stars in your sky can shine

< p>My dear, please give me your hand

I have to turn around and go on my way

The train will carry me forward

And my heart will definitely Stay

Oh, my heart will definitely stay

How I long to return to Bressanone with my sweetheart

Every mile traveled< /p>

Feels like a thousand miles apart

You are the only survivor

In the loss of love and life

All the years between us of tears

I must cross this sea of ??tears

Oh, I must cross this sea of ??tears

That sea of ??tears I must cross

2. "Bresanone" is a classic song written and sung by Canadian environmental musician Matthew Lien. The song is included on his 1995 album "BleedingWolves".