I know you won't look back
Song: I know you won't look back
I know you won't look back
Lin Tai Hing Lyrics and Music Wang Gang Arrangement
Produced by Guangzhou New Era Audio & Video Company
Lyric production Serenity Yee
Your waywardness
Bring all the tenderness
Leave a far-fetched excuse
Leave me trembling in the cold wind
You gently
Bring me everything
Leave me on the dark street
As if there is no guilt
Many years later I'm still suffering
Waiting endlessly
Loneliness turned into a wound in my heart
Missing is the source of pain
I know you won't look back
I never force
I know you won't look back
Just how long will this torture take?
I know you won't look back
I never force
I know you won't look back
Just how long will this torture take?
You gently
Bring me everything
Leave me on the dark street
As if there is no guilt
Many years later I'm still suffering
Waiting endlessly
Loneliness turned into a wound in my heart
Missing is the source of pain
I know you won't look back
I never force
I know you won't look back
Just how long will this torture take?
I know you won't look back
I never force
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I know you won't look back
Just how long will this torture take?
Just how long will this torture take?
Mao Ning, nicknamed Mao Mao. The famous Chinese male singer is known as the Prince of Love Songs in the Mainland. Born in Shenyang in 1969, he signed a contract with Guangzhou New Era Audio and Video Company in 1990 and launched his classic "The Sound of the Waves Are Still". The song quickly spread across the country, making Mao Ning one of the most popular male singers in China. In 1992, he released the popular golden song "Blue Night, Blue Dream", which is still widely sung, and once again established his status as a red star in the domestic music scene and became a well-deserved music superstar. Mao Ning and Yang Yuying, a female singer from the mainland who were also popular at the time, sang a number of classic popular songs and called them the "golden boy and jade girl."