Lyrics of "how are you, Dad" by Bao Yue

You've been riding a motorcycle for more than ten years

I've been in the back seat for more than a decade

Behind your shelter

Leisurely sitting childish me

When I'm hesitant

You said firmly that there was no if

When I make mistakes and I'm stubborn

Severe scolding taught me a lot

Why don't you smoke less

That would be bad for your health

You are over 50 years old

Don't make fun of life

You have black hair all over your head

Also has that handsome face

But I always say that

Dad, give up smoking

Don't lose your temper

That would be bad for your health

I will learn to grow up

Don't make you angry any more

I'm not used to making phone calls

I don't speak with affectation

But I always think about it

How are you, dad

You've been nagging for 20 years

I've been advised for twenty years

Painstaking speech teaching

I can't stop my own way

When I let you down

You will sigh, shed tears and lose

When I make you proud

A positive smile gave me a lot

Why don't you smoke less

That would be bad for your health

You are over 50 years old

Don't make fun of life

You have black hair all over your head

Also has that handsome face

But I always say that

Dad, give up smoking

Don't lose your temper

That would be bad for your health

I will learn to grow up

Don't make you angry any more

I'm not used to making phone calls

I don't speak with affectation

But I always think about it

How are you, dad