Lyrics of Curie's "she's from the town of Obidos"

She's from the town of Obidos

In that remote town, Obidos

I met a lover

The postman was at her door, spreading ink

I walk across the floating bridge, three hundred dreams, rose and poem meet you

In addition to thousands of species, in addition to thousands of species

What's the difference

In that remote town, Obidos

I lost a lover

Knock on her door, dew fall into flower root

Quietly, leaving early spring

She has the oldest innocence, like the first kiss of dawn

From then on, there will be thousands of them, and there will be thousands of them

All fall into your eyes

However, you are bathed in the sun, he tied a rainbow on your temples

It's a pity that I miss the lost smart, embellishing your skirt

Because you were born in southern China, I can read every word and sentence

Gently, into the west wind

Every bunch of basil is fragrant and strange

From then on, they were different

In the town where I live

Meet, you lover

Your eyes are as gentle as deer, holding up the flowers and spring

The smile is a little warmer

Because I have a rainbow, so I bathe in your smile

But my never met lover, you walk barefoot through the river to dusk

Will those mortals who are greedy for you leave you and run away in time

Time is too long, the river is too deep, please let me be the mortal beside you