Rendition 1 · Male vocal
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Chinese-Style Folk · AI music creation
Ku Wuji · AI Music · 1 read
Drawn from Ye Shaoweng's “Writing of What I Saw at Night.” Wutong leaves, river winds, and a small lamp by the fence awaken homesickness in a traveler; still far from home, the traveler recognizes its warmth in the faint light of children searching for insects. Male and female voices perform the same lyrics separately.
By the light of a lamp, I glimpse the homeland in my heart
Borrow a night, to hear the autumn wind pass through the covered corridor
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[Intro]
[Verse 1]
The parasol tree's leaves rustle in the autumn wind
Wave after wave of coolness reaches my side
The river slowly darkens
The evening breeze brushes the window of my borrowed lodging
My travel bag rests on one corner of the wooden table
I remember the fragrance of someone's home cooking
[Pre-Chorus]
It turns out a traveler's roads can be short or long
A few everyday words, echoing in my heart
[Chorus]
By the light of a lamp, I glimpse the homeland in my heart
Borrow a night, to hear the autumn wind pass through the covered corridor
That little circle of light
Gently lights the traveler's heart
I still keep watch at a window far from home
Can also remember the way back home
[Verse 2]
A faint light appeared beyond the fence
Two tiny figures huddle beside the wall
Fine grass gently parts the night
An insect calls, right beside the fence
They look forward only to tonight
Yet I hear the sounds of days gone by
[Pre-Chorus]
Who left childhood upon the grass
A lamplight, still just as it was before
[Chorus]
By the light of a lamp, I glimpse the homeland in my heart
Borrow a night, to hear the autumn wind pass through the covered corridor
That little circle of light
Gently lights the traveler's heart
I still keep watch at a window far from home
Can also remember the way back home
[Instrumental]
[Verse 3]
As a child, I too loved listening to insects call
Keeping watch over the grass blades, waiting for that faint sound
The courtyard is small, yet the night is bright
Someone inside calls me back to their side
Now so many rivers lie between us
Only then do I understand that ordinary days deserve to be treasured
[Bridge]
You need not light the distance for me
Just let the little lamp, shine on that fence
The wind is still wind, the night still night
A faint chill still lingers over the river
Those greetings never sent
At this moment, it slowly begins to carry weight
I am still midway along a traveler's road
Yet my heart knows the shape of home
[Verse 4]
The child moves the lamp closer to the grass
Flickering on and off beside the little path
I gently tuck my longing away
Put it back in the warm place within my chest
Tomorrow morning, daylight will shine upon the river
I still carry this little lamplight in my heart
[Final Chorus]
By the light of a lamp, I glimpse the homeland in my heart
Borrow a night, to hear the autumn wind pass through the covered corridor
That little circle of light
Gently lights the traveler's heart
I still keep watch at a window far from home
Can also remember the way back home
[Outro]
Deep in the night, a lamp still burns beside the fence
Let the autumn wind, gently lay homesickness to rest
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Ku Wuji · AI Music
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