Lyrics of "Dad" by Zhang Hexuan

Are you still wearing them

That old blue vest

Are you still drinking

That's a lifetime of cheap tea

Your birthday every year

I really want to talk to you

Talk about your life

What wish hasn't come true

If you can (enough) change back to your tall and straight

I am willing to bear the cost of aging for you

Let me take care of your father

Let me protect you, Dad

Let me be your hand, foot and black hair

Let me pay for you, Dad

Let me help you, Dad

Let me carry you home. Don't be afraid

I will love you as much as you love me

Grow your own flowers

There are some new buds in early spring

You can't see clearly

I have wrinkles in the corners of my eyes

I've been trying

Be a better son

Realize your dream in life

Those long-awaited wishes

If you can (enough) change back to your natural and unrestrained

I am willing to bear the cost of aging for you

Let me take care of you, Dad

Let me protect you, Dad

Let me be your hand, foot and black hair

Let me pay for you, Dad

Let me help you, Dad

Let me carry you home. Don't be afraid

I will love you as much as you love me

Let me give you a hug, Dad

My arms are big enough

You taught me to be brave and tolerant

Let me say love, Dad

Why are you crying, dad

You are the most silent, great is concerned about

I will love me like you

I love you as well