Recently, An Hu released the latest single "Still Have it", which directly hit the most common pain point of contemporary interpersonal exchanges - the repayment of debts in the new year, and used the simplest and most straightforward way to warn those who owe debts and do not repay their debts, do not cross the year with old accounts, and there are no old debts on new year's eves.
One is rich and one is poor, but it is to know the state of the world, one to die and one life, to know friendship, to borrow and one to return, but to know the character. People always come to this world alone, but from the moment they fall to the ground, they begin to establish various relationships with the people around them, and there are no bumps in life, and where there are no bumps in life, where there are no bumps. It is really difficult, and it is common to find acquaintances to turn around, but it is this kind of borrowing and returning that has become the most difficult torture in the world to let go.
In the past, those who owed had no face to see people, and those who borrowed it bullied people, now, those who owed had no face and no skin, and those who were borrowed were cowering and shrinking, and they were embarrassed to mention the old debt again. Borrowing and returning is a mirror, which people are worthy of deep friendship and which people are not worth interacting with, at a glance.
As the saying goes, there is borrowing and repaying, and it is not difficult to borrow again. It is a virtue to be willing to lend to others, and it is also necessary to talk about morality. The song "Still Have to Go" describes this kind of entanglement of borrowing one by one, and the lyrics gradually unfold a story that may happen to anyone for the listener: you treat him as a friend, and you have the heart and lungs to pull out your lungs like a need, "you don't have the ability not to be rich, pour your heart and lungs out" but a sentence "I think it was worth it for me to be worth it", in exchange for not even a sentence of "Still have to go".
An Hu's voice is vicissitudes, the pictures described in the lyrics are presented to the audience like a lens, and an image of disappointment and even grievance is also looming, full of powerless heartache. Is it really that hard to say "still have to go up"? We often say that money is something outside the body, but that's what the saints said. Most of us are mortals with naked eyes, tired of making money. Because there are old and young people in the family, we also have to live a life of not being afraid. What a human suffering, let alone the people who once believed and were willing to lend it to you.
Even if the things outside the body are not enough, but the love and righteousness must always be repaid; what you owe is nothing else, what you owe is the pride that you once embraced and the youth that burned out; what you turn your back on is not a person, but your clean and pure life; I hope that we have never owed each other, and we can sit together for new year's eve, but what you owe must be repaid, whether it is love or debt. Old accounts do not cross the year, new year's new year no old debts, may the world have no debt.