"Ask the Buddha, who will come to ferry me" comes from the song "Ask the Buddha".

"Ask the Buddha" is a song written by Qianshanwanshui/Qi Long, composed by Qi Long, and sung by Ren Miaoyin. Released on June 10, 2021. Included in the album "Ask the Buddha". Qi Long, a popular mainland singer-songwriter, musician, producer, and founder of Beijing Longyu Culture! The founder of the "Qi Style Music" style, a member of the Guangdong Music Popular Association, and the vice chairman of the Heze Music Association.

The song "Ask the Buddha" expresses his confusion and confusion. Jiang hopes to place his hope in the Buddha, hoping that he will no longer be confused. The song is in the form of first-person and Buddha's questions and answers, describing the eight sufferings in a person's life, separation, feelings, life and death, etc. He wrote many insights into life and the true meaning of life. It's a very touching song.

Lyrics of "Ask the Buddha":

Who can understand the cause and effect of the world and drive away the demons hidden in the heart. Who can be so indifferent to fame and fortune in this world and let go of all ordinary life? How many fates come and go in life, how many passers-by in this world. No matter whether it is a blessing or a disaster, who can escape it and see through the give-and-take of reincarnation. Ask the Buddha who will save me. Who can see through the mortal world, see through the world, see right and wrong, purify the soul and sow good fruits.

Ask the Buddha who will save me. Transform into a lotus flower in front of the Buddha, put aside distracting thoughts, and comprehend Prajna. Observe the pain and joy of life and death in the world, and how many fates come and go in life. There are so many passers-by in this world, no one can escape them whether they are blessings or disasters. See through the giving and receiving of reincarnation.

Ask the Buddha who will save me. Who can see through the mortal world, see through the world, and see right and wrong. Purifying the soul sows good fruits. Ask the Buddha who will save me. Transform into a lotus flower in front of the Buddha, put aside distracting thoughts, and comprehend Prajna. Observe the pain and happiness of life and death in the world, put down distracting thoughts, realize Prajna, and break the pain and happiness of life and death in the world