Rendition 1 · Male vocal
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Chinese-Style Pop · AI music creation
Ku Wuji · AI Music · 3 reads
Inspired by Yuan Haowen's “The River Moon Shimmers over Layered Mountains: Written on First Arriving at Mount Song,” these new lyrics inscribe a homecoming date on willow leaves.
I gently write my return date for the willow leaves
Ask it to tell you I am safe
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[Intro]
[Verse 1]
For the first time a saddle rests against my shoulder
The flags atop the city walls are dyed into flames by the setting sun
In my youth I imagined distant lands as bright and open
And carefully pack your reminders into my traveling bag
[Pre-Chorus]
After the bugle there is still a letter from home
Saying spring will be waiting at the door
[Chorus]
I gently write my return date for the willow leaves
Ask it to tell you I am safe
Even the far-traveling wind hopes to turn homeward
Being brave does not mean hiding all your tenderness
I gently write my return date for the willow leaves
May every departure lead to a reunion
[Instrumental Interlude]
[Verse 2]
The campfire slowly warms the night with light
In the starlight, I know the way home
The long road ahead still needs to be walked with care
Yet the longing in my heart has never wandered far
[Pre-Chorus]
After the bugle there is still a letter from home
Saying spring will be waiting at the door
[Chorus]
I gently write my return date for the willow leaves
Ask it to tell you I am safe
Even the far-traveling wind hopes to turn homeward
Being brave does not mean hiding all your tenderness
I gently write my return date for the willow leaves
May every departure lead to a reunion
[Bridge]
What we guard is more than borders drawn on paper
It is also that peaceful face beneath the lamp
May every gust of wind and flurry of snow I pass through
May they add a little warmth to the days that follow
[Final Chorus]
I gently write my return date for the willow leaves
Ask it to tell you I am safe
Even the far-traveling wind hopes to turn homeward
Being brave does not mean hiding all your tenderness
I gently write my return date for the willow leaves
May every departure lead to a reunion
[Outro]
When fresh green by the river spreads over the long embankment again
I will return with stories and walk into your gaze
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Ku Wuji · AI Music
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