Lyrics of love letter to strangers by Han Geng

As soon as I looked up, it began to rain again

Did you get wet, too

You might be under that crowded roof

How I would rather throw away my umbrella together

Are you also aware of the isolated clouds outside the cabin

If it's blown away by the wind, do you believe it

We may have sighed for it at the same time

Guess where is the best corner to meet at the park bookstore

We'll take a few seconds to recognize each other, to recognize ourselves

How much luck does a smile take to fall into the right eyes

How much tacit understanding do two strangers have to wait for

I haven't been through the streets with you, and I'm not standing on Mount Fuji

I never thought the scenery was different from others

Meteor wandering behind and who to enjoy

With whom to listen to the sound of Epiphyllum blooming like a symphony

Everyone else is the same except you

If you're from me, you're from me

Do I have too much time to imagine

Or too little time in the vast sea of people and you meet oh

Fish swimming in the pond

Have you ever played with it

What secrets do you keep opening your mouth

Did you hear that I was here just now

Guess where is the best corner to meet at the park bookstore

We'll take a few seconds to recognize each other, to recognize ourselves

How much luck does a smile take to fall into the right eyes

How much tacit understanding do two strangers have to wait for

Guess what we're waiting for

We take a few seconds to dry our eyes with a silent smile

It's like coming from the end of the world and passing through the boundless crowd

How two strangers share their imaginative plot