Lyrics of childhood by spareribs master

childhood

The breeze brings early summer

It blew on my cheek

And do you remember

The sunset of that year

It's a long way to go through the alleys

Look at the sunset, the lotus, the frog in the small pond

Birch on the drawing board

I didn't grow up then

Who is hiding under the tree

The rain drenched my hair

Sketch a fairy tale brick by brick

Under the eaves, at the end of the world, at every home in my childhood

The sweet smell of popcorn on the street

With just melted rock sugar

In a twinkling of an eye, but has gone far, the happiest rush

I used to sit in front of the door and shake the cane chair

Watch the meteor escape in the night sky

Counting the full moon hanging on the treetops

All the troubles will be forgotten

Sometimes there will be some suffering

The smile we met by accident

My heart beats every time

Maybe no one will ever know

Yes

It's another early summer

The breeze blew across my face

Birch on the drawing board

It's growing up

It's still raining and soaking my hair

The sunset, the lotus and my childhood home

The collection of marbles in the drawer

And the broken windows

My mind became the most free publicity in my life

I used to sit in front of the door and shake the cane chair

Watch the meteor escape in the night sky

Counting the full moon hanging on the treetops

All the troubles will be forgotten

Sometimes there will be some suffering

The smile we met by accident

My heart beats every time

Maybe no one will ever know

Always believe how wonderful the future will be

Will leave the most beautiful mark

The bubble of fairy tales will eventually break down.

I realized that I had lost my pride

Is the moon bending or hanging on the treetop

One's troubles can't be forgotten

Treasure of childhood memory

Let Miss always around