Sit for a while
"Sit for a while" is a Cantonese song written by Pan Weiyuan, composed by Luo Dayou, and sung by Kuang Meiyun. The song was included in the album "Sit for a while" and was released in 1985.
Sit for a while
I wish I could sit for a while
There is a very long way
So late tonight
You say you are so tired
Sit for a while
I wish I could sit for a while
Don't go please try to stay as much as possible
No regrets in the future
Add another cup of hot tea
Please stay a while longer
Don't beg you to change your mind
I just want to leave you with no regrets
At this point, I finally know everything in my heart
Lazy talk about breaking up and meeting
Wordless soot that is cold and broken
More tired than you and me
Who speaks in a very flat tone in the play
Clink glasses politely
How to share your love and hate
Why not leave it to midnight to dream back
Sit for a while
I wish I could sit for a while
Don't go please try to stay as much as possible
No regrets in the future
Dare not pour fragrant wine
Afraid of misunderstanding in your heart
But it's a light cup of tea
Have you ever understood
At this point, I finally know everything in my heart
Lazy talk about breaking up and meeting
Wordless soot that is cold and broken
More tired than you and me
Who speaks in a very flat tone in the play
Clink glasses politely
How to share your love and hate
Why not leave it to midnight to dream back
Sit for a while
I wish I could sit for a while
Don't go please try to stay as much as possible
No regrets in the future
Don't go please try to stay as much as possible
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The single loops, the past gradually becomes clear, sighing that things are right and wrong, trying to stay as much as possible, and finally can't resist the passage of time. I never get tired of listening to it, my favourite song. Kwong Meiyun sings a monologue, sings shallowly, or shouts sings the woman's affection and heartache. I liked this song when I was young. At that time, I actually didn't understand what she sang and said. What I liked was her incomparable sound and the incomparably warm picture in her mind. After many years passed, the boys grew up and even began to grow old, but this song, he finally understood: Sit for a while, sit for a while, isn't it just to stay for a moment, the beauties treat you with wine glasses, Where else can you go...