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What's the story behind the lyrics of the shepherd in Cocoto Sea?

The shepherd of Cocoto Sea described a love story:

Beekeepers who lost their husbands and two children were bullied by local people in Cocoto Sea. The young shepherd stood up to protect the mother and son, and the two struck a spark of love. The beekeeper quietly left on a stormy night, and the trustee told the shepherd that she had married far away. In the blink of an eye, it was late autumn, and the grass of Cocoto seaweed was yellow and dry, which was not suitable for shepherding, but the shepherd did not want to leave and waited for his lover there.

The theme of the song is still lovers who can't get married under realistic pressure, white lies fabricated for each other, and faithful waiting and waiting.

Listen to music and meet people.

The first time I heard this song was in the WeChat group. A boy who looked like a college student later learned that his name was "Andy". He was a singer in Shenzhen and sang this song for the guests who ate.

Maybe the video has sound and pictures, so it was attracted by this song. Andy, a tough singer, has a mellow, strong and pure voice. The feeling is that a person tells the story behind this song in front of me and tells me his inner feelings. So there are eloquent lyrics, which I play over and over again.

At that time, a person was working in the village, listening to songs with headphones, and all kinds of lovesickness came to mind. I have to go to the countryside to help because of the need of work. Although I am in the same city, I am in the country and my wife and children are in the city. In this scene and story, the love story of beekeepers and shepherds, wandering life and love have to be separated, resulting in a sense of * * *. Fortunately, I still have hope, and they have no hope.

I think this is a love song, and many people like to listen to it. This is also a song that ordinary people like, especially the square dance now, which we often hear.

Let's review the lyrics again.

The rain didn't stop you that night. The wind in the valley cried with me, and your camel bell seemed to ring in my ear.

Tell me you've been here. Are you drunk with the wine I made and the songs you sang?

I would like to accompany you over the snow-capped mountains and across the Gobi, but you left without saying goodbye and broke all news.

Sweetheart, I'll wait for you in Cocoto Sea. They said you got married in Yili. Is it because there are beautiful Nalati there?

It is the apricot flowers there that can brew the sweetness you want, and camel bells ring outside the yurt.

I know it must not be you. No one can sing such a touching song like you.

There is no beautiful girl I can't forget, and I can't get drunk with my own wine.

The songs you sang intoxicated me, and I would like to accompany you over the snow-capped mountains and across the Gobi.

But you cut off all the news without saying goodbye, dear. I'll wait for you in Cocoto Sea. They said you got married in Yili.

Is it because there are beautiful Nalati or apricot flowers there that you can brew the sweetness you want?

There is a camel bell ringing outside the yurt. I know it must not be you. No one can sing such a touching song like you.

There is no beautiful girl I can't forget, my sweetheart. I'll wait for you in Cocoto Sea. They said you married Erie.

Is it because there are beautiful Nalati or apricot flowers there that you can brew the sweetness you want?

There is a camel bell ringing outside the yurt. I know it must not be you.

No one can sing a touching Song Like, and there is no beautiful girl I can't forget.