After the bombardment of "Black Island," while the people in the stadium were still reeling, Xu Wei then sang a song of a different style, a deeply affectionate "Blessing."
The Hong Kong farmers seemed to have experienced both extremes; one moment they were in a state of chaos and despair, and the next they were enjoying a peaceful and triumphant return.
"Blessing" expresses longing and blessings for a lover in a tender way.
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My dearest, have you sensed my love?
Did you hear the lament in my heart?
It's the whisper of the wind and the lingering tenderness of the rain.
If a shooting star streaks across the sky tonight
That's my gaze fixed lovingly on your eyes.
If a small boat appears in your dream
That must be my blessing drifting to your side.
Wishing you all your dreams come true.
Wishing you a happy and fulfilling life.
The tender melody, as gentle as a light drizzle, moved some of the sentimental girls in the Rainbow Pavilion to tears.
Before the emotion could even subside, a poignant rendition of "Youth" continued the tear-jerking trend.
Liang Liang found out that there was no such song in Bangbang Country, so he was relieved that he wouldn't be sued for plagiarism.
Xu Wei's performance of "Youth" was excellent, conveying a poignant and moving tone, fully demonstrating his solid acting skills.
The applause for this song wasn't enthusiastic, but it was long and sustained, lasting nearly twenty seconds.
The audience's applause continued.
Xu Wei pulled up a chair, sat in front of the microphone, and began to play a wooden guitar.
This song has no band accompaniment, only him and an acoustic guitar.
Xu Wei's strumming is very interesting, with a very large range of motion, his right hand flying up and down like a butterfly flitting among flowers.
As the prelude ended, his weathered voice rang out.
Every night when
Loneliness is always around me
Every evening when my heart beats
It is your boundless tenderness
…
I want to transcend this ordinary life.
Destined to wander for now
I can't stop the fervor in my heart.
Dedication to the future
Next comes the chorus.
However, Xu Wei did not continue singing, but instead played a long solo on the guitar.
This song was just released on the album "Northeast Rock," and it has only been a little over a month since its release.
Many Hong Kong farmers were hearing it for the first time, but since the chorus hadn't come out yet, they couldn't say whether it was good or not.
Judging from the verses, it seems pretty average.
So the Hong Kong farmers started to drift off.
"Hugging you, Ou Mai Bei Bei..."
Just as the Hong Kong farmers' attention shifted, the sound on stage suddenly rose, and at the same time, the bass drum and bass guitar suddenly joined in, as if injecting magic into the lyrics.
This sentence, like a sudden awakening, spread from the stage to all directions, making the entire stadium seem frozen.
I see you crying.
Does loving me cause you sorrow?
It breaks my heart, I'm embracing you, Omega Baby.
But you know I can't go back.
In short, I am pale and haggard.
Covered in wounds~
After this chorus finished, the Hong Kong farmers realized that this unassuming man could also throw bombs, but instead of smashing them down, he gently handed them over, making them even more lethal.
"What song is that? It's so good!" someone exclaimed.
This was a question that countless Hong Kong farmers in the venue had, but unfortunately, very few people knew the answer, as there was no narration during the performance of this song.
Even if they clapped until their hands were sore, they still couldn't get the song's name.
But that's not a problem.
Even if the singers don't say it, someone else will definitely tell them.
The informant was none other than Liang Liang.
When Xu Wei and the Black Island Band went backstage, it was time for the Blue Shark Band to take the stage.
The Blue Shark band received a standing ovation from the Hong Kong farmers when they took the stage.
"Was Mr. Xu Wei's song good?"
"It sounds great!"
"These songs by Mr. Xu Wei have been released on the album 'Northeast Rock,' which was released last month. The Hong Kong version was released by Golden Dream Company. If you want to listen to them, go to a record store and find them yourself!"
It turns out this song was already available on the market, but they didn't even know it.
Many Hong Kong farmers immediately made up their minds to go to the night market after the concert to see if they could find the album.
"Now it's time for our Blue Shark Band to perform. I won't waste any more time with small talk. The song we're going to sing tonight should be considered a new song for our friends in Hong Kong, because we've only performed this song in mainland China, and quite a few times. This is the first time we've sung it here in Hong Kong. The song is called 'Nothing to My Name'."
A slow-paced chord played on Liu Yuyong's guitar.
"I've asked endlessly..."
Back then, when Lao Cui shouted this at the Workers' Stadium, the audience erupted in cheers.
It was like a thunderbolt, allowing the hearts of the Chinese people, which had been dormant for hundreds of years, to once again find a shared pulse and rhythm.
However, in this lifetime, because it appeared a few years later, the footprints that trampled on the fragile nerves of the Chinese people are no longer so clear.
However, it is obvious that this song was refreshing for Hong Kong farmers.
After all, they've been stuck in the quagmire of pop songs for ten years, and listening to the same style of music all the time has indeed become a bit boring.
Those soft, mellow songs, after listening to them for a long time, made their bones feel weak. Today, they finally heard these hardcore, exhilarating tunes.
Liang Liang sang with a lot more energy today. Her usually steady singing was now accompanied by a lot more physical movements, and the range of motion was quite large.
However, he didn't toss his hair or run around; he thought those were things only sand dunes did.
If you're so confused, what's the point of singing? Running around the stage like that, you might fall flat on your face and make a fool of yourself.
I was having a great time singing when I suddenly shuddered.
He saw a young man throw off his clothes and roar shirtless in the Hong Kong Coliseum.
That wasn't what made him tremble, because the next second he saw that after the man went shirtless, his companion, a girl, also went shirtless.
Good heavens, this is so bright! Did they come here to run naked or for an exhibition?
The temperature in Hong Kong isn't high in winter, so isn't he afraid of damaging his prostate by going shirtless?
Don't blame me for not warning you; if you freeze your prostate and can't urinate, don't blame me.
Thankfully, the song "Nothing to My Name" was finished! Otherwise, he would have burst out laughing.
Liang Liang's smile was somewhat exaggerated, and people didn't understand why he was smiling so slyly.
Liu Yuyong's guitar never stopped, nor did the band's accompaniment, and the melody seamlessly transitioned to "Back to Lhasa".
Because this song has been released on a compilation album, Hong Kong farmers are quite familiar with it, so it's inevitable that it will spark a large-scale sing-along.
When Liang Liang saw that there was going to be a large chorus, he naturally had to slack off. He shut his mouth and pretended to clap along for the audience.
He didn't sing for a whole short section, until the very last part with the "ya yi ya yi ya" melody, when Liang Liang finally started singing.
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