Only by looking at the happiness of others can I feel moved. What's the name of this song?

Hua Chenyu's "Dust in Fireworks", the lyrics are as follows:

Dust in Fireworks-Hua Chenyu

Word: Lin

Qu: West Building

Arrangement: West Building &; Zheng nan

Watching the flying dust fall.

Nobody found out.

How free

But the whole world likes to be busy.

I can't stand boredom.

You shouldn't be alone in a daze.

Only I am guarding the quiet desert.

Wait for flowers

Only I watch others happy.

I can't believe it.

Just let me hear the great truth.

Unwilling to understand

Is there anything that should or should not be done?

There is a man living in my heart.

A big boy.

If the world doesn't understand

Confess to the shadow

Am I the only one still asking?

Why is tomorrow more exciting?

There is no trace of innocence in the fireworks.

Only I am guarding the quiet desert.

Wait for flowers

Only I watch others happy.

I can't believe it.

Just let me hear the great truth.

Unwilling to understand

Just me. I'm surprised.

Still feel

Why don't you come back when it's windy?

Is it sad that the wind is gone forever?

Should I be numb so soon?

Can you slow down?

Laugh and cry frankly

Why should the expression be arranged by the world?

I am who I am. I'm just me.

This is just dust from fireworks.

The wind blew in bursts.

The wind is gone forever.

Can it be that fast?

Can you slow down?

Extended data:

Dust in Fireworks won the Top Ten Golden Melody Awards recommended by the 15th Music Billboard Organizing Committee on April 15.

Before writing "Dust in Fireworks", Lin had an understanding of Hua Chenyu through video words, and his lyrics were also in line with his personal characteristics, which seemed to be tailor-made. The arrangement retains the psychedelic taste in the West Building sample, with English keyboard, drums and bass. The looming piano sound is integrated with Hua Chenyu's unique singing, and the high notes are firm and unrestrained, while maintaining the psychedelic and ethereal feeling.

References:

Dust in fireworks? Baidu baike