Lyrics of I come from the countryside by Tan Shuiming

I've been short of love since I was a child

Growing up is often short of calcium

Eating steamed bread with pickled vegetables

Never had milk

I have yellow hair and oblique bangs

Moving bricks at the construction site

The future we can't see clearly

So helpless

I dress like a beggar

Homemade denim

This gorgeous Era

There is no stage for me

Others treat each other coldly

Ignore my existence

The most depressed now

Too sad

I come from the countryside

Never been in love

The girl met me

Get out of the way

I come from the countryside

He's a wage earner

When can we break free

The misery of being single

I try to express myself

It's always ignored

Suffering from emotional injury

One by one

Despite repeated love and failure

I have never been slack

For the next generation

stand up

Time always flies

Youth is not in the twinkling of an eye

Someone else is having a second child

I'm hovering in the spare tire

I tighten my belt

Not afraid of the wind and the sun

Wave to sadness

Say goodbye

I come from the countryside

Always dumped

My favorite girl

I'd rather be a mistress

I come from the countryside

He's a wage earner

A man without money is not handsome

Carrying a mortgage

Time always flies

Youth is not in the twinkling of an eye

Someone else is having a second child

I'm hovering in the spare tire

I tighten my belt

Not afraid of the wind and the sun

Wave to sadness

Say goodbye

I come from the countryside

Always dumped

My favorite girl

I'd rather be a mistress

I come from the countryside

He's a wage earner

A man without money is not handsome

Carrying a mortgage

A man without money is not handsome

Carrying a mortgage