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Rolling bead curtain lyrics

Song title: rolling bead curtain

Singing: Henry?

Lyrics: Luna, Li Shu

Composer: Henry

Carve every eyebrow

Through thinking between paintings

Be stained with ink

Thousands of texts turned yellow.

On a quiet night, the window screens are slightly lit.

The dance in my dream is very charming.

Acacia mang Xin

She is attached to pear tears.

Who is waiting for the static painting of red makeup?

Empty Iraqis are languishing.

Ah, rouge smells good.

Who is the bead curtain for?

Ah, no Gao Xuan.

Jathyapple Ming embarrassed at this time.

The drizzle falls on the morning of early spring.

Quietly awaken branches and buds.

Listen to the breeze

Sigh and flow, shed tears.

Who is playing the piano in the clouds?

Extended data

"Rolling bead curtain", these three words are a epigraph name (the so-called epigraph name is the name of the word format. ) It is a unique style of "Butterfly", and its representative word is the romantic word of "Mrs. Jun Zhulian Wei". In Li Bai's "Complaint", it is also written that "how beautiful she is, sitting in a frown when opening the pearl window".

This song reveals that women are hurting the yearning for the right person, perhaps waiting for a long time until there is no return, leaving only pear tears.

Depicting the scene of ancient ladies' longing for their sweetheart, painting with eyebrows also reveals their infinite thoughts and leaves their dreams in the ancient rhyme. On the moonlit night, the beautiful woman is alone, lonely and sad, lovesick and bitter, the Iraqis are haggard, winter goes and spring comes, sighing that the lover has not arrived, and who is the rouge-scented rolling bead curtain? Can only pour out infinite sadness in the drizzle and the sound of the piano.

As the original singer of the song, Henry can naturally grasp the emotion of this song best. His voice is delicate and euphemistic, sometimes a little lonely, but it is magnificent. This timbre has its own "ancient rhyme" and sounds fascinating.