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Classical Chinese-style Ballad · AI music creation
Ku Wuji · AI Music · 1 read
Draws on Li Bai’s “Gazing at Mount Tianmen.” “天门中断楚江开,碧水东流至此回;两岸青山相对出,孤帆一片日边来。” The Chu River cleaves Mount Tianmen down the middle, the clear blue-green waters flowing east swirl back here; green mountains rise facing each other on either bank, and a lone sail comes from beside the sun. Male and female vocals sing the same lyrics.
天门中断楚江开 — Tianmen splits in two, opening a passage for the Chu River
Jade waters flow east, and linger here
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[Intro]
[Verse 1]
The Chu River flows east all the way
The waves lift the bow, gently
Who cleaved open this Gate of Heaven
The river has surged against it, for countless ages
The boat passes through the middle
The sight leaves me, standing spellbound at the bow
[Pre-Chorus]
两岸青山相对出 — Green mountains on both banks emerge facing one another
One on either side, standing in grandeur
[Chorus]
天门中断楚江开 — Tianmen splits in two, opening a passage for the Chu River
Jade waters flow east, and linger here
Green mountains on both banks, cradle the river
A lone sail comes from the edge of the sun
Spray tumbles, white as shattered silver
The Chu River stretches a thousand miles, beyond the sky
[Verse 2]
I gaze out from the bow
Green mountains walling both sides,swing backward
The boat slips through the crack between the doors
The gorge wind fills, my robe's sash
I lift my head to look at the mountain peak
Clouds above the peaks, unfurl and curl at ease
[Pre-Chorus]
The current turned another way
Gathering sunlight, spinning merrily
[Chorus]
天门中断楚江开 — Tianmen splits in two, opening a passage for the Chu River
Jade waters flow east, and linger here
Green mountains on both banks, cradle the river
A lone sail comes from the edge of the sun
Spray tumbles, white as shattered silver
The Chu River stretches a thousand miles, beyond the sky
[Instrumental]
[Verse 3]
碧水东流至此回 — The blue-green waters flow east and turn here
Whirling once, then rushing toward the sea
The sun climbs overhead
Sunlight falls,and the whole river shines
I squint toward the sun
Light is finely sifted, through the shadows of sails
[Bridge]
Tianmen is a gate made by heaven
The river is its, flowing lifeblood
The mountains have opened their great gate
Though a thousand sails pass, it remains unchanged
Today I pass through this gateway
Taking on a little, of the mountain's grandeur too
The road ahead is still long
My heart opens wide, surging like the rivers of Chu
[Verse 4]
The boat has passed Mount Tianmen
The mountains still stand, waiting where they were
As though seeing me off on a long journey
Seeing me far on my way, before slowly sinking lower
The river opens wide again
Wave after wave, beating out the rhythm
[Final Chorus]
天门中断楚江开 — Tianmen splits in two, opening a passage for the Chu River
Jade waters flow east, and linger here
Green mountains on both banks, cradle the river
A lone sail comes from the edge of the sun
Spray tumbles, white as shattered silver
The Chu River stretches a thousand miles, beyond the sky
[Outro]
A lone sail comes from the edge of the sun
This sky, this water, are all worthy of love
Classical poetic imagery and original lyrics · AI music creation
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Ku Wuji · AI Music
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