Lyrics of Zhang Yusheng's them

Their faces are frosty, their eyes are confused

They sit around, they curl up alone

They hobbled across China

Their overlapping wrinkles are traces of history

Their black teeth licked the mud and the rain

Their trembling hands had been shuttling under the fire

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Before the morning sun rises, they get up

The dew can't kiss, the earth is wet with sweat

Walking in the field of rough cloth

He vomited thick smoke and indulged in meditation

The bright sunshine can't warm such a corner

A corner forgotten by selfish civilization

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Every time I catch a glimpse of them, I feel a dull pain in my heart

After all, the experience of life can not be easily understood by others

I had a school worker in high school

His old face was red with swelling

He rode his motorcycle across the campus trail

He raved at the students for their neglect of cleaning

I don't deny that I have complained about him

His domineering, his dependence on the elderly makes me deeply disgusted

When I knew that he was an unsung hero in the war of resistance against Japan

My whole life is full of sins, which my humble conscience can comfort

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They've read poetry and fallen in love before

Also has the Tianlun, has the work and own piece of sky

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Today, they plant trees on the mountain and collect money from the toilet

Some people sell noodles, stinky tofu and their old age

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oh

Their faces are frosty, their eyes are confused

They sit around, they curl up alone