Lyrics of "the rest belongs to you" by Jiang Ming

At the age of twenty

I'm a boy who never gives up day and night

Crazy about rock music

Stay up all night

At the age of thirty

Cooking wine with you

In the lust of the South

a flying moth darts into the fire

At the age of forty

I am a silent folk singer

Cling to hometown in the disappearing world

At the age of fifty

Living in humble houses, living in deep mountains, admiring plants

To those who have loved

Forget it all

The rest of the time

Eating meat and drinking wine travel around the world

Wear soft clothes

Free hair

The rest of the time

Playing the piano, reading and sleeping

Stir fry two or three green vegetables

A garden plum

The rest of the time

Qingzhou Yangzhou Yongzhou

I chop wood for my horse

Snow white on the ground

The rest of the time

Cold food Valley rain summer solstice

I don't want to live

But I feel at ease

Prosperity and vastness are matters of the world

The rest of the time is spent in a daze

Silver grass, white chrysanthemum, yellow everywhere is the way home

Burning water and incense to sweep the vast moonlight

Fate and reincarnation are the affairs of immortals

The rest of the time is to rejuvenate

Beside the ancient road outside Changting

A mixture of sadness and joy

Use day and night incense instead of Floating Life

Use day and night incense instead of Floating Life