Lyrics of Yuan Yawei's "asking for love"

Mountains and rivers can not carry too much sorrow

Years can not afford to wait too long

Spring flowers love to swing in the wind

Huang Sha wants to bury his infatuation and resentment

A wise man is willing to be stupid

Who can I tell you about my life

Love can't be gathered, love must be scattered

A dream after prosperity

The sea never dries and the sky never wears

A smile from the world of mortals lingers with you

Mountains and rivers can not carry too much sorrow

Years can not afford to wait too long

Love to swing in the spring breeze

Huang Sha wants to bury his infatuation and resentment

A wise man is willing to be stupid

Who should I sue for

Love can't be gathered, love must be scattered

A dream after prosperity

The sea never dries and the sky never wears

A smile from the world of mortals lingers with you

The sea never dries and the sky never wears

A smile from the world of mortals lingers with you

Mountains and rivers can not carry too much sorrow