One of Westlife's cover songs is about a girl. Two men like it. The last one was killed by the other, and finally they committed suicide.

SEASONS IN THE SUN is a beautiful song, which sounds lively and pleasant, but the lyrics are a tragic story.

There are two versions of the story:

1. It is the work of a French singer Jacques Brel, whose original name was "Le Moribond", which was published in 1961. The content of the song roughly describes a man who is dying of cancer and is reluctant to part with his father, wife and close friends when he is facing death.

2. It is said that in the winter of 1963, it was freezing cold in the United States. Terry Jacks, a Canadian boy who came to the American music scene, sat in a room without heating and drank brandy, with French singer Jacques Brel's Lemoribond in his ear. I have been in America for many days, but no musician is interested in his music. He looked at a business card that his friend had just given him, copied the last words of a condemned man behind his back, listened to Lemoribond, and looked at the words on the back of the business card. He picked up his guitar and began to play softly ...

"In a small town in the United States in the 195s, there were two teenagers, let's call them A and C for the time being. A and C were born in the same community and grew up together. They always climb trees, play games and sometimes do something out of line together. Anyway, they are inseparable, even if they go to school, they are all in the same class, and so on until high school. Although A and C are excellent friends, they have different personalities. A is definitely the kind of boy you fall for at a glance: he is full of energy, cheerful, sunny, confident, and very good at sports, so his popularity is quite good. There are countless girls who secretly love him in the whole school, and he is also the captain of the school football team. On the other hand, C's personality is just the opposite. He is sensitive and shy, and he is not good at expressing his feelings, but his handwork is great and he can make various models.

"Everything went well, but God tortured people. He made the two boys fall in love with B, a sexy and charming class flower. As a result, it is conceivable that C silently watched his friend and lover together … until graduation, C became a carpenter; A became a truck driver and married B. After the marriage, she gave birth to her daughter Michelle, and B also ran a grocery store, which was her dowry. However, in order to make her family live better and her daughter get a good education, A has to transport goods across several states or even across the whole United States, so she can only go home once or twice a month to see her family and take a bus to deliver the goods every other day. By contrast, as a carpenter, C is much more relaxed, so he often comes to the grocery store to help B.

"But as time goes by, as B and C are facing each other day by day, the two lonely hearts are getting closer and closer, and gradually they have developed the kind of feelings that transcend friends. That kind of feelings lasted for two years, but A didn't realize it at all. He still loved his family and trusted his friends ...

" In the dead of winter in 1959, A still drove a truck onto the intercontinental highway, but the heavy snow made the highway. But A waited for two days, but the situation didn't seem to improve. The weather forecast said that this bad weather would last for another week, so A turned around and drove home, and it took another three days. At two o'clock in the middle of the night, he finally got home. He got off the bus and called home with great joy, but no one answered. A was worried and wondered if her daughter was ill in hospital. He immediately drove to C's house to inquire about the situation at home. He knocked on the door of C's house, and there were two people in front of him-his friend and his wife! This kind of scene, even if A is slow, immediately understands what happened. He looks at the two men in front of him and only says one word' Why?' Where is the answer to this question! A took out a pistol for self-defense and killed his wife and friends, then drove straight to the police station.

"He could have fled to neighboring States to avoid the death penalty, but he chose to go straight to the police station and try in this state. The jury unanimously passed that he was guilty of intentional homicide and was sentenced to death. On February 6, 1957, he was executed by the electric chair. He was put on death row, and three days before his execution, a piece of paper and a pen were stuffed in to write his last words. "