A song written specifically for people with crushes – "Mercury". The mood for nearly a month has been not very pleasant, even during the Spring Festival. A friend sent me a song - Guo Ding's "Mercury",

A song written specifically for people with crushes – "Mercury".

The mood for nearly a month has been not very pleasant, even during the Spring Festival.

A friend sent me a song, Guo Ding's "Mercury", saying that it was suitable for people like me.

I listened to two sentences and threw them aside, while asking him, "What kind of person am I?" "

The friend was not angry, and said with a good temper, "What kind of person are you?" On the surface, it is spent a lot, but in fact it is the most obsessive. Your story with her has changed from a clear love sixteen years ago to a crush to a crush today, and you can't help but admit that you still like her. "

Hearing this, I knew why he was the only good buddy I had in so many years, who could dig his heart and lungs out, because he understood me.

The friend then said, "Listen, this is your state of relationship: Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun." Not only could it not get out of its orbit, but it couldn't get close to the sun. It had naively thought of getting closer, but no matter how hard it tried, it could not break free of its original trajectory, and could only run with it.

It's like the emotional entanglement between you for more than a decade, and even after all these years, you still can't get off your track and reunite.

But you have not given up, even if you have no trace of exhaustion, love and pain, but everything between you, you simply can not let go. Because the tenderness of that memory has always been wrapped in pain, it is quietly hidden by you in the softest place of the heart, as long as you think of her, it will be sweet for a while, and it will hurt for a while.

So you still long to see each other again, and you pray that you'd rather see each other again than never see each other again. "

Isn't it a pity that this friend is not a writer? But what he said made me powerless to refute it.

I lay on my pillow, put on my headphones, and began to listen carefully to this song "Mercury", listening to it, a stream of liquid wet, gradually penetrating into the ear...

"How can I have you?" How far will it take to get into your heart?

How long will it take to get closer to you? The man who was close but couldn't get close.

How to explore? How lucky are you?

Only to dare you to find out that you are not lonely, when I can fly with you again.

Getting around is boring, at least it can accompany you..."

——Excerpt from the lyrics of Mercury