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Please read Wang Junkai’s tree (original song), thank you

"Tree Reading" is an original song released by TFBOYS leader Wang Junkai on August 12, 2016. The song was composed by Wang Junkai, Huang Junlang wrote lyrics, and Lin Michael arranged it.

This is Wang Junkai's first attempt at composing a song. It tells a gentle melody like a story, reading out the joys and sorrows and wishes of a tree, allowing people to see a more mature Wang Junkai.

Shudu-Wang Junkai

Lyricist: Huang Junlang

Composer: Wang Junkai

Arranger: Michael Lin

It looks up to understand that the sun also looks down to protect the soil

When the sky is no longer blue, falling pieces

The sound of falling to the ground slowly withers and turns yellow, the sadness of the once light green

The winding shape of the hill is cut into squares by greed

No one hears its prayers day and night

The river no longer smiles and flows, and the flowers no longer Fragrance

The only thing we have learned to face is forgetfulness

Let it fall in the alley after a thunderstorm

And I want to realize its wish

It once supported the tiled walls and shaded the children from the sun

It used its breath to make the world no longer turbid

It never expressed sadness and was just silent when it came to blaming

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Only know how to be gentle to others

When the sky is no longer blue, a piece of rain falls

The sound of falling to the ground slowly withers and turns yellow, the sadness that once was light green

The winding shape of the hill was cut into squares by greed

No one heard its prayers day and night

The river no longer smiled and flowed, and the flowers no longer fragrant

The only thing we have learned to face is to forget

Let it fall in the alley after a thunderstorm

And I want to realize its wish

The river is no longer smiling and the flowers are no longer fragrant

The only thing we have learned to face is forgetfulness

Let it fall in the alley after a thunderstorm

And I want to fulfill its wish

Fulfill the tree’s wish