Lyrics of one hundred years of solitude by Faye Wong

The heart belongs to you

I borrowed it for sustenance, but it turned into my demons

Who do you belong to

I happened to pass by, but the tide went up and down

It's all because of the way

The heavy rain once proved that you were here

But when I close my eyes and open them again

I can only see what camel is in the desert

The back is true, the person is false, nothing persistent

A hundred years ago, you were not you, I was not me

Sorrow is true, tears are false, there was no cause and effect

One hundred years later, there will be neither you nor me

The wind belongs to the sky

I borrow to blow, but blow the world fireworks

To whom does heaven belong

I borrow to appreciate but see your outline

It's all because of the way

The heavy rain once proved that you were here

But when I close my eyes and open them again

I can only see what camel is in the desert

The back is true, the person is false, nothing persistent

A hundred years ago, you were not you, I was not me

Sorrow is true, tears are false, there was no cause and effect

One hundred years later, there will be neither you nor me

The back is true, the person is false, nothing persistent

A hundred years ago, you were not you, I was not me

Sorrow is true, tears are false, there was no cause and effect

One hundred years later, there will be neither you nor me

The back is true, the person is false, nothing persistent

A hundred years ago, you were not you, I was not me

Sorrow is true, tears are false, there was no cause and effect

One hundred years later, there will be neither you nor me