Lyrics of Kong Lingqi's none of its business

Broken wings of dragonflies on glass windows

Like the way you left

They say the adjective is a bit like a new poem

Find yourself starting from lovelorn

Like the trees in Chunshang Village

And the fruit of Mo Wenwei's song in midsummer

The old newspapers in the corner are neat and stubborn

Even though I'm so sad

But it doesn't seem to matter

Evergreen leaves repel sunlight

It's like something on my mind

Satirized by memories

It's none of its business. I'm too lazy to explain

In cities without you, many dragonflies have broken wings

The old newspapers in the corner are neat and stubborn

Even though I'm so sad

But it doesn't seem to matter

Evergreen leaves repel sunlight

It's like something on my mind

Satirized by memories

It's none of its business. I'm too lazy to explain

In cities without you, many dragonflies have broken wings

The mirror in front of the bathroom just reflects the light

I cover my face with fingers and I look depressed

It's none of its business. I'm too lazy to explain

Three times in my heart

I hate the three words I love you