【黑色爵士民谣女版】南山南 歌曲改编

Meaning of the Lyrics： In the bright southern sunlight, snow is falling heavily. While in the cold northern night, it feels like spring all year round. If there is still time before darkness falls, I want to forget your eyes. A lifetime would not be enough to finish a single dream. He no longer speaks to anyone about that lonely island of our meeting, for his heart has long since become a desolate place, empty of all human life. His heart can no longer make room for another home. So he chooses to be a mute, telling lies only to himself. He says that all the beauty in you that others praise so highly could never compare to the moment he first met you. Time clings to life, barely breathing, yet there is nothing we can do. If every piece of land in this world were joined into one, he would walk across it all his life just for the chance to hold you. Drunk on his dreams, he whispers, “Good night.” He hears someone singing an ancient song, singing of something that is still happening far away today. And there, within his eyes, he sees that lonely island— a place without sorrow, but without flowers, too. In the bright southern sunlight, snow is falling heavily. While in the cold northern night, it feels like spring all year round. If there is still time before darkness falls, I want to forget your eyes. A lifetime would not be enough to finish a single dream. In the bright southern sunlight, snow is falling heavily. While in the cold northern night, it feels like spring all year round. If there is still time before darkness falls, I want to forget your eyes. A lifetime would not be enough to finish a single dream. Awakening from a great dream, he realizes how absurd a life it has been. South of the Southern Mountain, grief comes with the autumn in the north. At the Southern Mountain, there lies a mound of earth. The southern wind whispers, while the northern sea lies beyond the north. By the Northern Sea, there stands a gravestone. South of the Southern Mountain, grief comes with the autumn in the north. At the Southern Mountain, there lies a mound of earth. The southern wind whispers, while the northern sea lies beyond the north. By the Northern Sea, there stands a gravestone. By the Northern Sea, there stands a gravestone.