Lyrics of South like Shakespeare

Like thousands of smokers hiding under the water

In the water mist of transpiration, my memories of the south are frequent

The children can't find their clothes naked

It's like adults dressed so tightly that they can't find their souls

I'm careful enough, but the stars are still missing

Dingdingdong spring tells the story of ancient heroes

And what kind of story, so far only half told

The broken kite is my first love letter

I'm from the south. When I cross the stone arch bridge, I enter the rainy season

In the past, it was a misty building. In the past, it was running and crying in the mud

In the past, I could no longer see the little red umbrella on the boat

Rain, I beg not a drop of my rain to fall into the hands of bad people

I'm from the south. I'm used to girls sitting down and combing their long hair

The girls sat down and sat on the water chairs

The window in the South opened like a buffalo

A silk handkerchief dropped from the window

I've been drunk for years

Drunk looking at life, I jumped from the walking tractor

I wouldn't get hurt in the south

As long as it's in the south

My heart is as sweet and vivid as a honeycomb

When I called my cousin,

What you actually see is swallows all over the sky

I'm from the south. When I cross the stone arch bridge, I enter the rainy season

In the past, it was a misty building. In the past, it was running and crying in the mud

In the past, I could no longer see the little red umbrella on the boat

Rain, I beg not a drop of my rain to fall into the hands of bad people

I'm from the south

What matters is you and the south

South South

South South

The south is as unspeakable as Shakespeare

The south is as unspeakable as Shakespeare

The south is as unspeakable as Shakespeare

The south is as unspeakable as Shakespeare

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South South

South South

South South

South South

South South

South South

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