Lyrics of Jiang Xueer's "Don't ask about the date of return"

"Don't ask about the date of return"

Singer: Jiang Xueer

Lyrics: Liu Tao & Sumire Lin

Composer: Liu Tao

Arranger: Tan Kankan

Guitar: Tan Kankan

Keyboard: Tan Kankan

The thorn hidden in the heart is the same as looking for it in vain

There are times of silence, but in the end it is because of your presumption

It is difficult to touch the heart with thick ink , how to send lovesickness on a cold night

There is a time for silence and a time for longing

Whoever says goodbye to lovesickness becomes ill, don’t ask about the end of the world, nor the date of return

How can there be no one? Understand that when love is broken, you know the warmth and coldness

Whoever bids farewell and lovesickness becomes ill, don’t ask about the end of the world, nor the date of return

But no one understands my thoughts

The thorn hidden in the heart is the same as searching in vain

Silence sometimes ends up because you are presumptuous

It is difficult to touch the heart with thick ink, how to express lovesickness on a cold night

Silence Sometimes I think about you sometimes

Who is saying goodbye and missing each other and becoming ill? Don’t ask about the end of the world, nor when I will return

How can no one understand that when love is broken, you know the warmth and coldness

Whoever says goodbye to lovesickness and becomes sick, don’t ask about the end of the world, nor the date of return

No one understands my thoughts

Who says goodbye to lovesickness and becomes sick, don’t ask about the end of the world, nor the date of return

No one understands my thoughts

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How can no one understand that when love is broken, you know the warmth and coldness?

Whoever bids farewell and lovesickness becomes sick, don’t ask about the end of the world, nor the date of return

How can no one understand? My Thoughts

Extended information:

The song "Don't Ask About the Return Date" is an ancient love song sung by Jiang Xueer, a versatile musician under Qingfeng Music. The prelude is ding-dong, as gentle as water, and the words are as elegant as the breeze. Jiang Xueer slowly sings out the girl's lovesickness with her agile voice. The chorus has a touch of opera singing, which seems light but implies the sorrow of farewell. Once the song was released, it received rave reviews and set off a trend of ancient songs on the Internet.

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