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Take me to the moon

author:Flowers of encouragement

Zhang Yusheng: Take me to the moon

Take me to the moon

Go, take me away, get out of the air pollution of the earth.

Go, take me away, get out of the strife and noisy life.

Because the sky was full of black smoke, it corroded my dreams; because of the conquest and killing, I was about to have no friends.

Do not seek Xuan Xuan, do not seek the crown, do not be imprisoned by this red dust.

Take me to the moon, where the air is thin.

Take me to the moon, full of primordial craters.

Take me to the moon, gravity frivolous you and me, struggling in a desert, and not seeing Chang'e obeying

But I'm going to turn my back on earth and hope for the whole universe.

Go, take me away, watch me walk through the stars.

Go, take me away, I love to get drunk and lie in the pavilion style flow.

Do not dare to laugh at the five continents, nor worry about the world and the leisurely;

Just a wild song, the trance dissolves into infinity.

Will enter the wine glass without stopping, life is just a big dream.

Ha, oh, how about bringing my violin? belch! Thank you.

Look at my pupils, still can't burn fireworks?

Look at my smile, do you still have self?

The winding moon and the second quarter moon make me engulfed by the lunar eclipse.

Take me to the moon

Background: "Take Me to the Moon" is the title song of Zhang Yusheng's solo album "Take Me to the Moon" (Zhang Yusheng's creative album) released in 1992.

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