Lyrics of Yue Yunpeng's "if there is an elevator to heaven"

That spring, I ran to the wheat field

I said Dad, I'm going to be 13 tomorrow

I want to eat a bowl of instant noodles from TV

You straightened up and pretended to wipe your eyes with sweat

In the first month of that year, I left home with my quilt rolled

You said to go out of the province, the province of the flower

The village head installed a telephone last year

If there's something urgent, call. If there's nothing urgent, write

If there's an elevator to heaven

I want to see you at all costs

Let me show you my grades

Do you have a little promise

If there's an elevator to heaven

I will go to see you at all costs

Let you see my children

Looks like me and you

I sat at the table with you that autumn

I lit you a cigarette I bought in the city

I say it's harder outside than at home

You smoke for a long time and say as long as it's safe

I rushed home on New Year's Eve that year

Give you a loud mobile phone

When I say I miss you in the future, long press 1

It's just that your bell never rings again

If there's an elevator to heaven

I want to see you at all costs

Let me show you my grades

Do you have a little promise

If there's an elevator to heaven

I will go to see you at all costs

Let you see my children

Looks like me and you

Unfortunately, there is no elevator to heaven

Only the land that can't go back

And my last question

Can we continue in the afterlife