Songs in the Light · One after Another

From a chair’s memories to moonlight and distant roads, scattered songs become a journey to take slowly. Languages and alternate recordings keep their own voices in this growing editorial collection.

One after another, back to the top at the end — until you stop it. Tap any song to carry on from there.

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1. 1The Tide Knows the AnswerA boat leaves, a mother turns her lamp toward empty water, a harbor changes its name. Eigh
2. 2The Passenger-Seat LightAn old coat, a slow radio and convenience-store coffee make the night road an unhurried coMV
3. 3Are You Well?An old umbrella, a wooden chest and a late-night light carry the concern held inside “Are MV
4. 4Give Me Your Hand · 3:46 editionBetween crowds and distant cities, a held hand gives companionship direction.
5. 5A Name Beneath the Cup · 3:22 editionAn inherited cup finds belonging before its new owner does.
6. 6Let It Rise · 3:58 editionOne breath on a dark stage carries a wish to reach the back row.
7. 7Beyond the Mountain · cover editionA traveller gives longing to the breeze and keeps a road home in dreams.
8. 8The Quiet Says ItAffection lives in a carefully placed kettle and a light left burning.
9. 9让我稍稍沉醉 · 日语版A Japanese lyric holds autumn parting beside a waiting light and the warmth left by a handMV
10. 10The Future Kicked the Door In · 4:28 editionBurning screens, turning wheels and cracking glass make technological change a rock collisMV
11. 11Every Light Has a Name · Wild editionA night nurse, a driver taking people home and warm bread each have a place.
12. 12Two Shadows in the RainA warm hand, a trembling lamp and shared rain answer the silence outside.
13. 13After the Last GoodbyeTwo cups, one grown cold: no demand for return, yet room for what was beautiful.
14. 14The School Bell in the Old CorridorA borrowed pen and a secret sketch outlast the words never spoken.MV
15. 15Palm Wine Moon · English-lyric editionAfter the market closes, soft drums and a song beneath a tree lead toward a beloved face.
16. 16Dil Kyun Hai BeqaraarAn unfamiliar road becomes a garden; love across a distance becomes a way home. A Hindi-laMV
17. 17When You Speak, My Heart Softens · Wu DialectA Suzhou–Shanghai Wu lyric follows a stone bridge, falling petals and a light waiting on t
18. 18一口之间的思念 · 韩语版Moonlight, an autumn boat and a small returning light lead a Korean pop-ballad direction t
19. 19Folded into the YearsA folded map, tea on a station platform and unsaid words are kept like a letter inside pas
20. 20Beyond the Edge of SkyFire fades and returns; the sun sinks and rises. A worn tent and an answer without a guidi
21. 21No Hand to Guide MeA campfire, a hunter and a worn tent make travel a choice to accompany without asking to b
22. 22The Days Got EasierA table for one, food still cooked for two and next morning's leftovers quietly descr
23. 23It Got EasierEnglish words place a table for one inside a Chinese chamber-folk direction, keeping the h
24. 24The Whole AfternoonA ten-minute shortcut gives way to a long lakeside walk and a grey stone: an afternoon kepMV
25. 25Leave Half a Light OnAn old letter, new mint leaves and a cup on the table make companionship visible in small
26. 26Flamenco Love IIRoses, dust and a turning skirt bring this Mandarin recording’s emotion to centre stage.
27. 27Tengwang Pavilion · Autumn Water, Boundless SkyWang Bo’s balanced prose turns from autumn skies toward farewell and resolve, holding gran
28. 28Wang Zhen · A Night of TremblingA trembling earth interrupts a night of poetry; turning back brings fear and care into foc
29. 29GoddessQuestions of beauty and talent give way to flickering night lights, letting admiration unf
30. 30Stelo Super Rivero · Star Above the RiverEsperanto joins river, starlight and a way home, offering a tender answer across distance.
31. 31Did You Hear Me?The courage to offer a heart meets the fear of being hurt.
32. 32Liangzhou Verse · Spring Wind at Jade GateWang Zhihuan’s lone city and flute meet new lines of travel and longing.
33. 33Record of Yueyang Tower · Care Before JoyChanging weather over Dongting carries private feeling toward wider care.
34. 34Together Through Captivity · Instrumental DirectionLong bowed lines leave space for sorrow, loyalty and imagination.
35. 35Granada Rain LetterOld rain-wet stone, a red scarf and sea wind answer across Mandarin and English.
36. 36Northern Fire JoikSnow, a circle in the sky and long vocal lines shelter longing in northern imagery.
37. 37The Distant LightAn old-city window and a rainy platform let regret soften slowly.MV
38. 38The Note Wants Somewhere Else · Organ and TrebleBeyond singing neatly, a note climbs and an accompanist holds the chord long enough to fol
39. 39Beyond the GateOne more cup and fading willows carry English frontier poetry from a farewell pass into a
40. 40An Award Has No Expiry DateA curling certificate on the fridge and a mother’s refusal to take it down keep twenty yea
41. 41Embroider a RiverA name embroidered into water meets repeating musical cells: ripples that hold spring wind
42. 42The Two Old Men Playing Chess in the ParkA stone table, taken-back moves and an empty seat turn years of daily company into a story
43. 43My Daughter Taught Me to Use Her EarphonesTeaching and learning quietly change direction. A pair of earphones connects the hands and
44. 44The Landlady Didn’t Raise My RentA cold cooking pot, five years of unchanged rent and a first meal in a new home let kindne
45. 45The Old Cinema’s Last ScreeningA faded ticket and two empty seats turn a Cantonese cinema farewell into words left unsaid
46. 46He Drew a FlowerA four-petalled flower on a disappointing exam paper makes a child feel seen, and years la
47. 47Dinner After Packing UpGrills switch off and the street reveals its shape. A shared meal gives a stranger somewhe
48. 48The Nurse Called Me “Young Lady”An ordinary form of address and flowers bought for oneself turn a stranger’s unplanned tenMV
49. 49A Little Train in YunnanTea hills, a rainy season and a white flower kept in an old book preserve an unhurried jou
50. 50Wind from West LakeBetween willows, boats and a paper umbrella, a hidden smile makes a lakeside walk into a lMV
51. 51The Record Turns to Old TimesA slow café dance, a warm hand and an excuse about loud music: a shidaiqu-jazz direction g
52. 52A Light for TomorrowAn old cardboard box becomes a new moon; a seed goes into the roadside earth. One star gro
53. 53Love ApocalyptoBetween cracked walls and failing lights, vintage pop makes intimacy a defiant dance.
54. 54The Number Never DeletedEleven silent years, a phone call and four hours of driving through rain give care a shapeMV
55. 55The River Says, Take Your TimeA riverside singer, a banyan tree and one string place a travelling heart inside a wanderi
56. 56A Small LightAn alley, a mother's window and a low clarinet echo give a wandering heart somewhere MV
57. 57The Lighthouse Still ShinesWinter mist crosses an old harbour and a lighthouse keeps shining: a late-night song that MV
58. 58The Coast RemembersMending nets, gulls at dawn and names once written in sand hold an old love on a revisited
59. 59A Small LightAn alley, a mother's window and a low clarinet echo give a wandering heart somewhere
60. 60The River Says: Walk SlowlyOne string, banyan shade and a river carry lonely words toward a heart yet to hear them.
61. 61No one owes a winterYellowed paper, March's final mark and people who no longer ask retell the old harbou
62. 62Half a Lamp · continuation, 3:13 editionA stored letter, fresh mint leaves and a cup keep company within a Mandarin soft-rock cont
63. 63The Loess Hills Hold My HomeA hoe by a cave-house wall, flatbread and drying peppers give homesickness everyday shapes
64. 64Saxophone Symphonic PoemA saxophone's long, unhurried phrases meet an orchestra: an intimate address opens in
65. 65Erhu Solo · source title 二独奏Long erhu tones, slides and small melodic turns bring the line close. A pause need not be
66. 66Breathing on StringsA 4:22 cello-solo direction lets singing long tones, ornaments and changing dynamics draw
67. 67Saxophone SoloLong tones, delicate slides and breathing pauses let a saxophone unfold an intimate landscMV
68. 68Majestic CrescendoWarm strings, sweeping brass and timpani swells open an orchestral space gradually. Withou
69. 69Saxophone SoloLong tones, delicate slides and breathing pauses let a saxophone unfold an intimate landscMV
70. 70Erhu Solo · source title 二独奏This public 3:42 instrumental recording imagines erhu long tones, slides and breathing pau
71. 71The Little Stool at Grandma’s DoorGrandma mends clothes under a tree while a child tells the day’s stories. A little stool k
72. 72A Paper Plane Around the EavesOne fold, then another. A tiny secret in crooked handwriting takes a paper plane back to a
73. 73开口醉 · 女声2:35版A cool, sorrowful moon and recurring short lines invite distant voices to sing toward dawn
74. 74The Old Road Hears RainA wooden door, stone bridge and first remembered lamp carry parting into a country–Jiangna
75. 75Moonlight at the Old Mountain GateBells, a banana leaf and a boat at the crossing bring moonlight close. Tonight, the way hoMV
76. 76Cello SoloSustained tones, delicate bow texture and dynamic swells shape an instrumental address. Th
77. 77Tea That AfternoonNot being right for each other need not shatter an afternoon: two people stop rehearsing e
78. 78Wind from Far Away · Saanson Mein SajaAn approach through a crowd and whitening moonlight bring Mandarin words into Indian-folk
79. 79Deep and ShallowWords in the wind, clouds at a crossing and a small lamp slow an unanswered night.
80. 80The Unclaimed Bicycle · NewgrassThe third bicycle outside the station stays off the list, but inside a slow song.
81. 81Sunset on the Walk Home · Child-Voice CoverSunset touches a wall and shadows walk home with the children. One sweet saved for a frien
82. 82The Fourth CupA three-a.m. windowsill, a chewed pen cap and a white coat set aside bring a night shift c
83. 83I Remember the WeightA restless leg, a coat on the back and nail marks on an armrest give a quiet object its stMV
84. 84I Was Only Passing ThroughThe street has been repaired twice and the shops have changed names; someone at the door c
85. 85Moonlight on the Third Bridge Stone IIWords deleted three times, a folded umbrella and moonlight beside a bridge leave waiting r
86. 86The Old Road Hears the RainAn umbrella shelters the past; a bag carries sorrow away but leaves a name behind. A Jiang
87. 87Wind Carries Moonlight to the SeaMountain bells, a coastal lighthouse and a red flower bring two distant landscapes into on
88. 88开口醉 · 女声2:34版The same Mandarin words of wandering, evening breeze and shared singing keep a second 153.
89. 89The Shore RemembersReturning to a shore, the nets and dawn gulls remain. An absent love leaves another sense
90. 90埃里温上空的杏色月亮Esperanto leaves an unsent letter in Yerevan's night, while a Neapolitan orchestral-c
91. 91No one owes a boatThe harbour becomes a square, but a ledger stays under the counter: an English duet rememb
92. 92再一杯 · 西班牙语版Old boats, petals and a moonlit reunion give Spanish pop a moment of hesitation before lea
93. 93A Full Moon, May You Be SafeOsmanthus, warm tea and a mooncake kept at the table turn Mid-Autumn longing into simple w
94. 94Moonlight Across the Sea · Original-Melody EditionOne moon connects two different hours. A piano-and-strings ballad turns unspoken longing i
95. 95Pipa Song · Bai JuyiA riverside farewell and a pipa player’s story unfold in a free-rhythm Chinese female-alto
96. 96Sing the Lights into DawnA doorway and a bowl of soup beside rubble let a civic hymn begin with tangible care. One
97. 97Moonlight at the Old Mountain GateRain on banana leaves, a boat at the crossing and a soft silver bell give moonlight a plac
98. 98Write the Name in the WindAn old street corner, changed phone numbers and a remembered farewell place ordinary coura
99. 99Mist Comes from Distant HillsA Celtic chamber-folk direction surrounds an old street and remembered friends. The distan
100. 100An Old Letter Deep in the DrawerA slow nylon-guitar and felt-piano idea keeps resilience close. The title names an old let
101. 101Starlight through the TheatreApplause fades, but the empty chairs seem to wait. A surviving song brings the theatre and
102. 102Snow on the Way HomeSnow whitens a shoulder and an old tree moves in a dream. A childhood name at the door mak
103. 103A Letter at the End of the CoastYellowed paper and returning springs place waiting inside a piano, cello and baritone ball
104. 104Let the Hills and Rivers SpeakThe same old street and ordinary courage meet dizi, lusheng and spacious strings.
105. 105The Record Turns to Old Times · foxtrot editionA white shirt, a café and changing steps hide a fluttering heart inside an old record.
106. 106埃里温上空的杏色月亮A red scarf, narrow-street windows and an unsent letter rest in apricot moonlight over Yer
107. 107心为何如此不安A Hindi love song in Latin transliteration uses moonlight, eyes and a held hand to turn di
108. 108Your Voice Makes Me Swoon · Wu EditionA stone bridge, falling petals and remembered days meet in a Wu-language refrain.
109. 109一口，渐渐醉了An autumn boat and a light still waiting turn parting into an answering Korean refrain.
110. 110让我微醺一会儿Autumn wind, a moon without you and remembered warmth leave a homeward light in Japanese.
111. 111再一杯，再一首歌Old boats, drifting petals and an autumn garden hold a Spanish refrain between staying and
112. 112One Last Dance · 3:08 editionHis words and the narrator’s reply meet in a darkening ballroom; the last steps hand silen
113. 113Softly by the FireFirelight falls on a book and greying hair; love moves from youthful beauty toward the dep
114. 114An Old Coat Against the Wind · 3:00 editionA village shop, sunflower seeds and a borrowed coat turn courtship into lively everyday li
115. 115Lanterns of Sarajevo · Mandarin editionStone steps, coffee and a copper moon bring the night city close; lanterns offer an old me
116. 116A Little Train Through Yunnan · 4:53 editionA little train crosses tea hills and a rainy season; its whistle returns memory to a farew
117. 117The Shore RemembersA revisited shore, mended nets and names in sand give memory somewhere to stand.
118. 118An Old Coat Against the Wind · 2:58 editionA village shop, sunflower seeds and a borrowed coat turn courtship into lively everyday li
119. 119Sunset on the Walk HomeA schoolbag, a sweet stall, a bicycle bell and sunset on a wall turn the walk home into a
120. 120Sing Together after the RainA bowl of soup, dry clothes and a fire lit at home: small kindnesses on a rainy night grow
121. 121When the City Lights Up Again · Child ChoirA fallen tree is moved, a doorbell polished, sunshine painted on a gray wall. A children’s
122. 122Carry One More LightWhen the street grows dark, one light, an offered hand and a softly spoken name let hope b
123. 123The Window Next DoorNext door, a violin misses twice and starts again. A rhythm tapped on the floor answers it
124. 124A Little Light for the Long Road · Gospel FolkWait for a slow walker and shelter a wet schoolbag: a small song turns care into shared ac
125. 125My Old SchoolbagA small pocket, an old button, half an eraser and a strap mended by mother: an old schoolbMV
126. 126A Paper Plane Around the Eaves · Child-Voice CoverPlayground, eaves and a friend’s window make a small world to circle. A light-skipping chi
127. 127Moonlight Across the Sea · Open-Voice EditionA clear, forward female-vocal direction lets longing across the sea open outward. Each ref
128. 128Are You Still Well?An old umbrella, a wooden box and lamps left on late carry “are you still well?” from part
129. 129轻轻举杯 · 法语版A French love lyric meets a rooftop moon, joined hands and an erhu-led arrangement directi
130. 130One Voice Begins · Cantonese 1:32 source editionCantonese words turn a traveller’s cool night into an invitation to sing together; this sh
131. 131Sing Together After the Rain · child-led gospel-pop editionEaves and alleys hold the rain as one child’s song grows into a room of answers.
132. 132Half Full of Hope · erhu 4:17 editionOld boats meet new tides and the evening breeze takes a worry away; words of farewell stil
133. 133Song of the Yellow River · rhythmic editionFrom a misty crossing to a coda bound for the sea, the river imagery keeps moving forward
134. 134When the City Lights Again · child-choir hymn editionMoving a fallen tree, polishing a doorbell and painting a clear sky make rebuilding a neig
135. 135A Song Across the MilesA cool night and a traveller’s worries find an answering voice in a refrain shared across
136. 136Half Full of Goodbyes · cello 4:48 briefEnglish words retain a night road, a glass and a wish to sing together as context; the pub
137. 137My Old Schoolbag · Child-Voice CoverHalf an eraser, an old button and a repaired strap let a schoolbag carry childhood pride.
138. 138The Yellow River’s EmbraceA crossing, fertile earth and spring give a song of wide landscapes the shape of a generou
139. 139A Little Train Through Yunnan · 4:59 editionA little train crosses tea hills and a rainy season; its whistle returns memory to a farew
140. 140The Window Next Door · neighbourhood child-voice editionMissed violin notes, a tapped floor and next-door laughter make a small night friendship.
141. 141Carry One More Light · Child-Voice CoverWalk beside someone who has lost the way; call a name beside an unlit window. An English c
142. 142A Small Lamp Lights the RoadWaiting and sharing an umbrella turn a small child-voice song into a road walked together.
143. 143The Shore RemembersNets, seabirds and names washed from the sand turn a solitary return to the shore into a s
144. 144Moonlight Across the Sea · Old-Photograph EditionSpacious guitar, piano and a sustained string bed give the same overseas blessing a reflec
145. 145Half Full of Hope · erhu 4:23 editionOld boats meet new tides and the evening breeze takes a worry away; words of farewell stil
146. 146The Quiet Between the PinesA chamber-folk idea brings ordinary courage close to the ear. Beneath the English title, t
147. 147Don't Ask the Time TonightPut the phone away and turn the music down. A record and two nearby faces make a slower ev
148. 148Moonlit Lotus Pond, a Dream of HomeA pole parts the moonlit water and a distant song recalls an old village. A dream slowly b
149. 149Come Back Through the NightA coat, a turning record and a small window light leave room for a return without explanat
150. 150Snow on the Homeward Road · baritone editionA scarf, bells and an old tree accompany a traveller toward a familiar light.
151. 151Starlight through the Theatre · intimate male-voice editionEmpty seats, an old piano and starlight after the curtain hold a remembered voice.
152. 152Plum Rain in the Stone AlleyA door opens and two people have no words at first. Rain under the eaves gives years of unMV
153. 153Sing the Days Out LoudHarmonica and bar-band colour make the shared toast to tomorrow a communal chorus.MV
154. 154别太晚回来Rain crosses the quay and the Seine carries lights away. A French ballad holds waiting in MV
155. 155海上的最后一束光An old letter travels from hillside to harbour. An Italian canzone lets light over the seaMV
156. 156Rain at Two in the MorningCold coffee, a record still playing and a mistaken headlight leave room for something neveMV
157. 157Lamplight through the Old WindowSewing put away, windows closed: familiar warm soup lets a traveller stop being brave.MV
158. 158Leave a Door OpenA key by the door, a bowl of soup and a half-open window keep a way home for someone workiMV
159. 159Half Full of Goodbyes · 3:27 editionOld boats, new tides and autumn leaves turn departure into a distance that voices can crosMV
160. 160花桥之下 · 中文香颂色彩版A French title and chanson colour carry the Mandarin lyric's toast to tomorrow.MV
161. 161Before the Rain StopsThe same toast to tomorrow enters a 78 BPM rainy-night blues-rock setting.MV
162. 162Half Full of Goodbyes · cello briefOld boats meet new tides and the evening breeze takes a worry away; words of farewell stilMV
163. 163Come Back Through the Night · widening-harmony editionA window light and an empty chair make room for a return without promises.MV
164. 164Moonlit Lotus Pond, a Dream of HomeA bamboo pole parts moonlight; a boat carries lotus scent and a childhood lamp toward homeMV
165. 165A Boat of Spring Rain through JiangnanRain on a boat canopy, a light beyond the bridge and an old umbrella leave a waterway for MV
166. 166The Old-Timers’ GatheringFour old friends, breakfast and machines turn a mock-serious march into Mandarin pop-punk MV
167. 167A Little Light for the Road · child-led editionWaiting, sharing an umbrella and joining voices turn blessing into small acts.MV
168. 168Mist from the Distant HillsThe same courage takes a lilting walk through Celtic chamber folk.MV
169. 169Be the One Who Lights YouPiano and a quiet duet leave portable light between journeys through hills and water and mMV
170. 170Lamplight in the Old WindowNeedlework, a closed door and warm soup give years of strength a place to rest.MV
171. 171Rain in the Stone AlleyTea is still warm; two people say little. Xiao and guqin leave a place for silence.MV
172. 172Spring Rain across JiangnanRain on a boat, a river light and an old umbrella place reunion in an unhurried Jiangnan nMV
173. 173The Wind Knows My NameThe same Mandarin words take a female folk-art direction, with guzheng, fiddle and frame dMV
174. 174GraduationA résumé, midnight job listings and a rival across the keyboard give post-graduation uncerMV
175. 175Shotgun on the RightFrom an old Mazda to a newer Tesla, banjo leads an English country story about the road anMV
176. 176I Remember That Wondrous Moment · English piano editionFrom a gentle voice lost to memory to a meeting renewed, a piano ballad holds silence besiMV
177. 177Don't Ask the Time Tonight · conversational editionPut the phone away and dim the lamp. Companionship begins with small gestures.MV
178. 178If Only to Meet YouMoonlight, a campfire and a distant song slow a solitary journey into a meeting.MV
179. 179Flight to the Moon · English chamber editionThree moonlit shadows, a distant blue earth and a carried beam of light keep a silent jour
180. 180Le serment sans finSeasons pass quietly, but waiting does not end. A French chanson leaves an unfinished promMV
181. 181Petit poisson dans ton étangFireflies, lotus scent and moonlight on water turn a wish for companionship into a little MV
182. 182水的女儿 · Fille de l’eauForests, shores and echoes in French words find another current in a hard-bop direction.MV
183. 183A Toast to Tomorrow · Blues & SoulThe same ordinary courage takes on the warmth of Hammond organ and tenor saxophone.MV
184. 184A Name for You · Italian Guitar DirectionThe same Italian words retain another edition through guitar arpeggios and warm electronicMV
185. 185A Faint Red at the WristA March cord lasts through summer; its faint mark holds two feelings that seem opposed.MV
186. 186A Little Light · English acoustic editionWind lifts the hair, a doorway glows, and a glance in the crowd makes a moment worth keepi
187. 187Un jour encore · One More DayWaiting in rain and exchanged thanks lead to a French duet’s wish for another day.MV
188. 188Au creux de tes mainsFrom the closeness of hands and shoulders to a parting that asks you to keep moving: a piaMV
189. 189Campus Flower · English country-pop editionA move-in suitcase, dorm-room laughter and a new map make an unfamiliar place feel closer.MV
190. 190Angel in White · English gospel-pop editionA dark corridor, the first window and care that knows each name bring light into ordinary
191. 191The Sea Wind Is Just Right · English folk editionSunset sand, rising lights and a ring of laughter leave room for one more summer-night dan
192. 192Hair in the WindWind lifts the ends of hair and a crowd opens like water. Nothing is said, yet a moment chMV
193. 193Old Photographs · English chamber-ballad editionWindow-side laughter, late work and new frames let memory look toward tomorrow as well as MV
194. 194A Toast to Tomorrow · chamber-folk editionAn old street, scattered friends and a word of care give voice to going on after a fall.MV
195. 195Golden CoastBlue sky, foam and rain-washed sand open a broad landscape, yet a person’s stance stays moMV
196. 196Leave a Door OpenSoup, a key by the door and a half-open window give a night-shift return small acts of carMV
197. 197Do Not Turn Back Before the Rain StopsAn old street corner and changed phone numbers carry ordinary courage toward tomorrow.MV
198. 198Graduation · English folk-pop editionA résumé, midnight job listings and a cello give uncertainty after graduation a place to s
199. 199Shotgun on the Right · English country editionAn old Mazda, an uneven radio and a newer car turn lasting company into a road song.MV
200. 200One More DayA French duet moves from a request before dawn to an answer through a storm: not more wordMV
201. 201不只是爱你 · 法语版Freckles, smiles and awkward words give a French love song its wish to grow old together.MV
202. 202水姑娘 · 法语Chanson RemixVines, a passing skirt and river-clear eyes leave the water girl’s echo in French.MV
203. 203A Duet across the Bamboo HouseLamps and a homeward journey turn a river’s distance into space for an answer.MV
204. 204Take the Long WayTraffic lights change, an old song escapes a car, and two people need not hurry.MV
205. 205Come One EveningTea, a door and evening streetlights let a small wait open into a broad chorus.
206. 206The Letters LeanA letter’s small hook, pencilled grocery lists and blue-ink cards bring an old pause back MV
207. 207You Go to Sleep FirstThere is still something to finish, but someone waiting at home is already something rare.MV
208. 208Lights at the Alley EntranceRain, a flowered umbrella and food behind a wooden door hold a glance beneath the lamps.MV
209. 209I Want to Be the OneA piano-led English duet direction brings company, silence and a light left for distance cMV
210. 210I Remember That Wondrous MomentA remembered voice crosses years of forgetting; an English piano-ballad direction lets poeMV
211. 211I Want to Light Your Way · English piano editionHills, a long night and a quiet call let companionship reach beyond staying together.
212. 212Turn All the Lights OnOpen the curtains, lift your shoulders and let a dancing pulse bring your voice into the lMV
213. 213Snow Road HomeThe snowy road in the English words is quiet. An old photograph glows like a small sun andMV
214. 214The Long Way Round the LakeThey skip the ten-minute shortcut. A grey stone and the lake on the left give company an uMV
215. 215Keep Shining Your WayA ferry lamp asks for no thanks, yet steadies a night crossing. Farther on, you can becomeMV
216. 216The Body Keeps the RecipeBetween grandfather and grandson, hands explain remembered speed and turning.MV
217. 217A Pale Line at the WristWhere red once rested, a pale line gives an unresolved feeling a small place.
218. 218The Body Keeps the RecipeA body no longer running still knows how; hands explain more to a grandson than words can.MV
219. 219A Toast to Tomorrow · Folk RockAn old street, changed phone numbers and a remembered goodbye lead into a communal refrainMV
220. 220A Toast to TomorrowChanged phone numbers and a remembered farewell leave warmth for going on.MV
221. 221A Little LightAmong a crowd, a doorway lamp and a glance, a small change needs no hurried name.
222. 222The Sea Wind Is Just RightA sunset beach, rising lights and a circle of people hold a summer inside one song.MV
223. 223Flight to the MoonThree light shadows and a distant blue Earth bring an imagined journey back beside someoneMV
224. 224If Only to Meet You · English folk editionMoonlight, a reddening campfire and a distant old song bring a long solitary walk to a meeMV
225. 225Old PhotographsOld frames keep laughter while new photographs gather dreams; looking back need not mean f
226. 226Golden CoastA vast sea and one person’s stance carry different weights in the English lyric’s memory.MV
227. 227Hair in the WindEnglish words meet dizi-coloured folk-pop, keeping doorway light and an unspoken stirring.MV
228. 228Come by Some EveningA chair kept in the old place connects quiet waiting with an arena-ballad direction.MV
229. 229Songs Across the Bamboo House · CumbiaA lamp, a river and two voices turn questions into swaying warmth.MV
230. 230A Toast to Tomorrow · Roots RockTremolo guitar, full bass and soul responses give an old-street story a step forward.MV
231. 231Leave a Door OpenA key and a bowl of soup leave a night worker an entrance that needs no explanation.MV
232. 232Two Little Fish · English acoustic-duet editionA flying goat, a paper-thin sky and distant bells let longing swim through strange images.
233. 233Angel in WhiteIn the lyric’s 1990s Beijing corridor, steady hands give fear a place to rest.MV
234. 234Campus FlowerA suitcase, a new map and roommates laughing let a new life begin with being welcomed.MV
235. 235I Want to Light Your WayCompany across hills and water becomes light to carry forward through a possible parting.MV
236. 236A Faint Red Line at the WristA cord that lasted through summer lets lightness and weight meet in a slow voice.MV
237. 237A Toast to Tomorrow — Guzheng Folk EditionNight wind, scattered friends and a remembered farewell raise a song to ordinary courage.MV
238. 238Stitch by StitchA grandmother’s stitching does not hold a girl back; it gives her warmth to wear into the MV
239. 239Four Bars Through the WallA neighbour keeps beginning again at the same point. The listener learns the notes—and notMV
240. 240只一口，只一首歌Stay until leaves turn gold, as two hearts carry an Esperanto song toward dawn.MV
241. 241A Toast to TomorrowAn old street, scattered friends and a heart that still burns: southern soul roots rock raMV
242. 242Two Little FishA flying goat, a paper-thin sky and distant bells carry longing into a tender, strange dreMV
243. 243A Faint Mark on the Wrist · Opera and Chamber StringsA March thread and a summer mark let something light remain heavy with memory.MV
244. 244The Long Way Round the LakeHome is ten minutes away, but two people take the long path round the lake. A small grey sMV
245. 245Snow That Cannot StaySnow falling and melting all night becomes a tender defence of a brief encounter.MV
246. 246Learning My Mother’s HandwritingDeliberate tracing becomes an unnoticed resemblance. A mother’s handwriting finds its way MV
247. 247Lotus Leaves and a UniformAn old lotus-picking poem meets marching brass, with a mother’s words and warm rice beyondMV
248. 248I Want to Keep You CompanyWarm soy milk, old tickets, an off-key tune and waiting after dinner put love inside both
249. 249The Same Crossroads — No Opening DialogueAn umbrella, unsent letters and flowers facing the door wait at the same crossroads for wiMV
250. 250The Dog Waiting by the DoorThe half-past-four habit stays. When the dog slows down, a person carries the waiting onwaMV
251. 251The Long Way Round the LakeA grey stone, the lake on the left and a whole afternoon need no destination.MV
252. 252The Long Way Round the LakeA ten-minute shortcut is left aside; a grey stone and an afternoon become keepsakes.MV
253. 253I Still Remember That NumberSeven digits disconnected for ten years make memory pause over an emergency-contact form.MV
254. 254The Dog Waiting at the DoorA dog’s daily half-past-four vigil becomes a way for a person to offer company.MV
255. 255Counting Steps in the DarkSeventeen steps and a broken stairwell lamp make a familiar path something the body knows.MV
256. 256Four Bars Through the WallA neighbour’s repeated phrase can become a little company between strangers.MV
257. 257I Still Have That SweaterA borrowed sweater survives three moves and loses its colour. “Take it if you’re cold” stiMV
258. 258Your Sweater Is Still HereA sweater carried through three moves keeps an unspoken connection behind the door.MV
259. 259The Last-Bus DriverSomeone sleeps on the last bus; someone cries. Without asking why, the driver carries the MV
260. 260The Unclaimed Bicycle · NewgrassTwo seasons of rain, three caretakers and a faint bell keep waiting near a station entrancMV
261. 261The Spring You Spoke OfA childhood mark, harvested wheat and a courtyard door keep an unfinished spring.MV
262. 262The Last-Bus Driver · Alto FolkThree passengers, half a minute and a small change to the air make quiet attention tangiblMV
263. 263The Unclaimed BicycleDust on a lock, two seasons of rain and a space left untouched give waiting the form of anMV
264. 264The Red CordFrom March to summer, a quiet request keeps memory in a shaded corner.
265. 265A Faint Mark on the WristA red cord tied in March stays through summer, leaving a memory lighter and heavier than a
266. 266The Red Cord's Faint MarkA cord from March to summer lets release and keeping coexist.MV
267. 267Rain on Banana LeavesLight on wet stone, flute under old eaves and uncounted years leave reluctance to part wheMV
268. 268The Other Side of a DoorStreet lamps, dancing behind a door and a blue outfit put away keep an old evening inside MV
269. 269A Midnight Radio RequestNo name is needed; a familiar song can stay until dawn.MV
270. 270A Midnight Radio RequestAn old song heard for ten years needs no dedication or name. A midnight request asks for jMV
271. 271The Last Dance · v6Dim lamps, a coat on a chair and tables being cleared surround one last companionship.MV
272. 272The Third Song by the Sea · v6Carry shoes along the shore, let wind tune the strings, and leave today a lighter song.MV
273. 273The Last One OutA closed mill, a shuttered school and remembered people on a hillside keep a fading town cMV
274. 274The Tree by the DoorSummer cicadas, grandmother on the doorstep and a key still kept: a silent tree becomes thMV
275. 275光还在A silent mother, a changed city and unchanged mountains keep home close in Esperanto.MV
276. 276Just One Word from YouA screen lights and fades through the night; what has been held inside becomes brief when MV
277. 277The Mist Has Cleared on the Tea MountainWhen the mist clears, the waiting becomes clearer too. Hulusi, bawu and broad strings lendMV
278. 278That Old CoatWorn cuffs travel through two house moves, keeping an autumn goodbye tangible.MV
279. 279The Ferry Was Half an Hour LateA late ferry in fog and a wave from the other bank become a sentence remembered years lateMV
280. 280河流记得Old stones remain beneath a new bridge; Esperanto words let a river remember what a person
281. 281The Mist Has Lifted over the Tea HillsSpring picking, morning light on the road and passing cars place waiting inside a mountainMV
282. 282The Tree by the DoorSummer cicadas, a grandmother on the threshold and a later locked door gather the distanceMV
283. 283Here Comes the MorningAfter a night beside worry, a market and birds wake as usual in a bright English refrain.MV
284. 284Say My Name AgainA voice like rain on a roof and a slowly spoken name give a soul refrain somewhere to retuMV
285. 285The Road You TookDark ferry water and lights across the bank hold moving on beside counting the days.MV
286. 286Wind from the NorthYears later, the tent and fire remain but the people have changed. North wind carries depaMV
287. 287A Light beyond the MountainEighteen bends through mist and a basket of rice and brown sugar make the distant light inMV
288. 288Here Comes the Morning · Another Highlife EditionAn early market and birds offer unsettled worry a bright, unhurried morning.MV
289. 289Long After the Porch Light’s OnA life packed in half a day and generations who stay give a country ballad the weight of aMV
290. 290On Your Side of the DistanceA name held in a palm, village lights and a wooden door give a long road an answering voicMV
291. 291One More RiverA snowbound pass and a broken bridge cannot quiet the name carried toward daylight.MV
292. 292Take the Low RoadSunset behind a hill, wind lifting sand and a slow road let waiting avoid becoming pressurMV
293. 293Every Road Leads to YouSeven cities, an unfamiliar language and a spinning compass keep a name returning.MV
294. 294This River Has Not ChangedBridge, tree and lamp remain, but thirty years of waiting do not become simple.MV
295. 295I Have Sailed ItA paper sail and blue-paper sea in a shop window carry a Saturday into another country.MV
296. 296Leave the Light OnA seven-o’clock bus, an old dog that knows footsteps and a yellow window give travel a way
297. 297Nobody Here But MeNine posts out of forty, with daylight fading: work without a heroic speech.MV
298. 298Nobody Here But MeNine posts out of forty bring a slower body and unseen effort into a folk refrain.MV
299. 299Long After the Porch Light’s OnA returning answer beneath the porch light makes staying a habit carried from mother and gMV
300. 300The Road You TookA late ferry, lights across the water and counted days let one road hold changed people.MV
301. 301On the Side Where You AreA name held in the palm, village lights and the final miles give a long journey a destinatMV
302. 302One More RiverA snowed-in pass, a broken bridge and a held name turn a long journey into another step.MV
303. 303The Trace on My WristA red thread leaves the wrist, but its faint trace keeps a relationship warm.MV
304. 304The Same Old CrossingAn umbrella left behind, letters in an old book and a flower by the door bring two viewpoiMV
305. 305The Unclaimed BicycleThe third bicycle at the station, and a key elsewhere, give absence a quiet shape.MV
306. 306The Unclaimed BicycleThe third bicycle holds two seasons of rain; its unclaimed place leaves waiting by the strMV
307. 307The Dog Waiting at the DoorAt the door at half past four, a stool eventually joins the waiting.MV
308. 308The Dog Waiting at the DoorA daily vigil, an ear that moves and a chair brought out later give patience somewhere to MV
309. 309Your Sweater Is Still HereA loosened cuff, moving boxes and a sweater behind the door keep unspoken care.MV
310. 310The Unclaimed BicycleThe third bicycle by the station, a faded saddle and dust leave room for someone absent.MV
311. 311La Lampo Ankaŭ Lumas · The Lamp Still ShinesA low-burning lamp and a postman carrying only wind let Esperanto speak a long wait.MV
312. 312灯也还亮着Two letters, a Tuesday postman and a lamp kept burning give waiting a shape.MV
313. 313The Lamp Was Hers to KeepForty winters, a door and few Tuesday letters give watchfulness a quiet shape.MV
314. 314The Lamp Was Hers to KeepA lamp by the door, occasional letters and forty winters make waiting a small daily act.MV
315. 315The Rain Has Stopped on the TilesClean stone steps and petals in a water jar surround an old umbrella with a broken rib, keMV
316. 316Leave a Door OpenA key, a bowl of soup and a half-open window leave room for someone finishing a night shifMV
317. 317The Road Home · La Vojo HejmenAn Esperanto lyric follows the bends learned in childhood. A broad Bollywood-Hindustani-coMV
318. 318回家的路Esperanto words follow a childhood route: nobody waits, but the door knows the hand.MV
319. 319Somebody's Front LawnAn old shortcut disappears behind a fence; its running mornings remain.MV
320. 320Letters from the NorthSnow, frosted windows and three crossed-out pages send a farewell along a long postal road
321. 321Letters from the NorthSnow, frost on a window and roses in the yard answer each other across a sheet of paper. AMV
322. 322The Ferry Was Half an Hour LateRiver mist, a waving figure and a half-hour delay become a lifelong crossing.MV
323. 323La rivero memoras · The River RemembersCold water from youth and silence on today’s bank let a river hold what memory loses.MV
324. 324光还在A silent mother at the door, mountains and familiar stones preserve a route home.MV
325. 325Light Across the BayWater rowed by earlier generations, a shrinking town and a kept lamp meet in an English reMV
326. 326Snow on the Other Side of the SeaThe money is saved, but a companion is absent. Tides and northern snow hold an unfinished MV
327. 327Nobody Here But MeNine of forty posts are done; harder ground brings one person's labor close.MV
328. 328Nobody Here But MeNine posts out of forty, hard ground and fading light frame effort no one else sees.MV
329. 329It Goes AroundSmall unsettled debts reveal another way a street stays connected.MV
330. 330It Goes AroundFavours circle between tailor, baker and mother in a gently wry song with interlocking guiMV
331. 331Bloom AnywayFebruary almond blossom, a cold March night and branches on a grandmother’s table turn theMV
332. 332It Is Not For SaleA cracked belly, dark varnish and a father’s silence keep an old instrument inside a familMV
333. 333It Is Not For SaleA cracked belly and dark varnish still hold an unbuyable sound; the lyric leaves the instrMV
334. 334The Stone StaysA boundary stone and an unspoken understanding between families keep their place in a repeMV
335. 335The Stone StaysA stone older than the map holds an understanding two families never need to write down, wMV
336. 336It Is Not For SaleA cracked body, dark varnish and a father’s silence move value beyond a buyer’s figure.
337. 337It Is Not For SaleAn offer worth a farm cannot separate an old instrument from the life of playing it.MV
338. 338Thin as ThatAn old thin door lets a household through; concrete silence leaves an ear searching for itMV
339. 339It Is Not For SaleCracks, darkened varnish and a father's silence place an old instrument beyond an off
340. 340The Market Disperses at DaybreakFour-a.m. potatoes, torches and unsettled accounts describe a brief mountain market, not a
341. 341Gone When Daylight ComesTorches at four, sun behind the mountain until seven, and small unsettled accounts make a
342. 342All That the Summer OwesCounting summer in evenings spent together, the English text recognises what was enough be
343. 343What the River Carried · 3:21 editionA coat, a road and an argument drift away; the river’s night voice stays familiar.
344. 344What the River Carried · 3:27 editionThe same river memory keeps another exact recording’s duration and doorway.
345. 345Worn That Way for a LifetimeAn embroidered mistake at seventeen stays in a sleeve, holding a question never asked.
346. 346Worn for a LifetimeAn unpicked mistake on a cuff keeps a lifetime’s unasked question.
347. 347A Whole Winter Between UsA spring promise, an unsent letter and brushing off imaginary snow give waiting a breath.
348. 348Across an Entire WinterA letter never sent and words rehearsed through winter meet an April doorstep.
349. 349Stay One Night Before LeavingSomeone asks no origin; a door remembers people. Rest needs no explanation.
350. 350Meet Me HalfwayAn unfamiliar town and the last open restaurant make room for words a phone could not hold
351. 351Meet Me HalfwayAn unfamiliar town, a bad hotel and the one open restaurant make room for what the phone c
352. 352Nobody Locks ItForty hillside households leave doors unlocked without claiming moral superiority.
353. 353Nobody Locks ItForty houses on a hill turn a shared arrangement into a returning refrain.
354. 354You Can Have the WindowEleven hours on a rough road, two seats and one view turn a small seat choice into quiet c
355. 355Somebody Else Is UpLit windows, an early bakery and a night bus let strangers share the same waking night.
356. 356Walk a While, Rest a WhileA sack of salt, a horse bell and a banked fire turn work on a mountain road and waiting at
357. 357Walk a While, Rest a WhileSalt sacks, horse bells and a kept fire bring the mountain traveller and the waiting room
358. 358Still StandingAn unpromising sapling survives impact and storm and stays longer than the house.
359. 359Say the RestHalf-finished sentences and a private shorthand turn years together into words two people
360. 360The Way Back Is ShorterThe same turns and sky somehow feel shorter on the way back.
361. 361Close Your EyesAn exhausted “I’m fine” meets someone willing to hold the night so another can rest.
362. 362Walk Me HomeNine unlit streets, a coat put back on and repeated walks make company travel both ways.
363. 363We Came ThroughNo certificate or applause waits at the end; a room of people still standing gathers voice
364. 364We Came ThroughAn arrival without an award, names spoken softly, and someone who needs many voices tonigh
365. 365Below the BridgeOne current rushes from the hills; another crosses the plain slowly. Below a bridge they m
366. 366Meet Me Halfway · Celtic DuetFour hundred miles each lead to an unfamiliar town and words that never came out by phone.
367. 367Meet Me Halfway · Celtic DuetTwo four-hundred-mile journeys reach a strange town where the unsaid can sit down.
368. 368The Water Does Not Know UsAn old ferryman, a new bridge upstream and a boat becoming a story hold experience that ca
369. 369The Water Does Not Know UsA ninety-year-old ferryman, a new bridge and thousands of crossings leave an experience sp
370. 370The Light Was OnNine becomes eleven, then a year and another country. A hall light still makes return poss
371. 371One More CupClosing time approaches and the pot fills the cups again. Staying seated is not about unfi
372. 372We Are Both Still HereThe year was not good, and the next cannot be promised. In a quiet late hour, two people r
373. 373Give It Until the LeavesUnfamiliar bread, strange light and a bus going the other way leave room for a slow arriva
374. 374Put It DownA two-in-the-morning question and decisions already passed grow lighter between harp and l
375. 375What a House DoesA board, a pipe and the click before the heating turn unfamiliar sounds at night into quie
376. 376What a House DoesA board, a pipe, a click before the heating: vocal ambient turns nighttime vigilance into
377. 377A Good RoomLight in an empty room, once-criticised windows and an unseen sweep leave care inside a fa
378. 378The Ladder Is Her OwnAn eighty-one-year-old spring, her own ladder and cleaned windows hold independence inside
379. 379Before He Let Go · Plain PianoThe footsteps behind stop, but the speaker does not fall. The same small English story of
380. 380Before He Let Go · Guitar & CelloThe footsteps behind stop, but the speaker does not fall. The same small English story of
381. 381I Did Not Fall · Pipe OrganThe footsteps behind stop, but the speaker does not fall. The same small English story of
382. 382Before He Let Go · Piano & MelismaThe footsteps behind stop, but the speaker does not fall. The same small English story of
383. 383Where It LandsNumbers and backlight are gone, yet an old radio receives voices. Tonight the dial need no
384. 384Eight of Us and One TableTake off the table legs, carry out the chairs, then argue about the shade. An intimate fol
385. 385The Tin Inside the BoxMismatched buttons stay unsorted in a sweet tin opened twice a year: memory with its own s
386. 386You Never Hang Up FirstGoodnight has been said twice, yet the other end stays a little longer to know you are all
387. 387Nobody Made It for MeBefore a door opens, a warm smell crosses an empty street. Someone’s early work reaches a
388. 388I Let It KnowA neighbour’s cat crosses the fence at six and settles its whole weight. There was no invi
389. 389Before the Room is MadeFirst light in the nave, a cycling heater and wood that remembers weight give the quiet be
390. 390That Is Not a ProblemThe fence leans further each year. A small Americana song leaves room for things that need
391. 391A Kind of OfferingThe mandolin does not mind; the fiddle makes room. A weathered voice and bright strings ne
392. 392The Cathedral in a Quiet NoteA voice that could fill the hall chooses one nearby ear tonight. Breadth need not depend o
393. 393Underneath, UnderneathThe choir’s lowest voice stands out less, yet supports the moment when everyone comes to r
394. 394A Note Above the NoteGlass, strings and a winter room invite a pause for the shimmer above a note.
395. 395Sing It AnywaySalt on rope, steps and evening air; a lamp in its familiar place. Harbour waiting sways g
396. 396Snow That Did Not SettleA dark street, grey roofs and an open hand leave room for someone whose arrival was brief.
397. 397Snow That Did Not SettleSnow vanishes on an open palm; a brief encounter still matters.
398. 398The Grey SweaterA sweater with a thinned wrist lies quietly in a drawer, changed yet still making someone
399. 399The Grey SweaterA sweater with worn cuffs stays in a drawer after two winters, without an argument about r
400. 400The Closest Thing to a LullabyFour midnight stops, familiar coats and a slow bend give the city a moment of quiet care.
401. 401The Closest Thing to a LullabyA slow bend on the midnight bus and an extra beat at every stop offer the tired city somet
402. 402The Letters LeanA small letter-hook, pencilled lists and blue-ink cards let absence live in a writing hand
403. 403Somebody Meant to Come BackA bicycle fills with rain and leaves; a passer-by starts greeting it.
404. 404Somebody Meant to Come BackA bicycle chained to a railing gathers rain and leaves as spring passes into summer.
405. 405The Empty ShoreA boat leaves on a tide; a mother turns a lamp shoreward for forty winters. The story asks
406. 406The Accordion KnowsRain, an awning, a small café and an old coat let an unspoken feeling stay beside an accor
407. 407Lift It HigherThe door is open without questions. In a gospel-soul direction, time spent in darkness fin
408. 408Low and WarmAn unlatched door, bread cut the same way and green tea let a grandfather’s pause remain i
409. 409The Quiet Says ItA set-down kettle and a burning porch light let care speak without another declaration.
410. 410The Quiet Says ItSmall gestures let English newgrass voice care without another promise.
411. 411The Quiet Says It · NewgrassNo promise or explanation is needed: small gestures let the room answer.
412. 412The Quiet Says It · NewgrassA kettle set down and a light left burning let small actions carry care.
413. 413The Quiet Says ItA kettle and a porch light hold company in everyday gestures.
414. 414The Quiet Says ItA kettle set down and a light left burning keep care where no declaration is needed.
415. 415The Quiet Says It · Newgrass DirectionSetting down a kettle can say more quietly what a promise cannot.
416. 416The Quiet Says ItSetting down a kettle and keeping a light on let care speak without a promise.
417. 417I'm Fine, I'm FineA station wave, open windows and a coffee cup let “I’m fine” keep its unfinished meaning.
418. 418The Little TurnSlanting field light catches a wire; a grandmother’s pace and little melodic turns reach a
419. 419Slow WaterA river does not hurry and still arrives. A dusk folk song accompanies what could not be k
420. 420Slow WaterHands learning evening and a quieter voice let what cannot be kept travel downstream.
421. 421The Quiet Says ItNo promise and no long explanation: a light left burning lets quiet become an answer.
422. 422Let the Ordinary Hold MeA drive home, a singing kettle, a fogged window and an unhurried call let ordinary life ho
423. 423Still HereLetters in a coat, a café window and a kept light widen the echo of a feeling that has sta
424. 424More Than Loving YouFreckles, mistaken words and an earnest smile give affection many small reasons.
425. 425Pale MoonlightLost love and distant stars let loneliness remain without an immediate answer.
426. 426I Will Be Beside YouWithout hiding missed time or calling everything easy, a returning voice begins with this
427. 427Golden SunlightA cold night asks for sunlight and invites two people closer, here and now.
428. 428Golden SunlightWarmth in a cold night becomes a place kept for someone missed.
429. 429Thin LightCurtain, pillow and birds outside accompany a room whose familiar breathing is absent.
430. 430The Lighthouse Still BurnsA harbor in winter fog keeps a beam lit even when a returning ship seems unlikely.
431. 431The Shore RemembersNames in sand, dawn nets and returning footsteps turn a remembered shore into home.
432. 432Blue WindowHarbor ropes and a blue window kept open turn solitude toward home. Oud and piano appear i
433. 433Little LanternA light stays by the door, not for the world but for one more heart. An English lullaby wi
434. 434Low LanternA coat by the door, an untuned guitar and half a moon keep the way back unhurried. The lyr
435. 435Red Beans, Heart of SorrowRed beans become embers, and longing is sent without an address. English words place waiti
436. 436Just This OnceCurtains and sunlight on the ceiling turn nearby laughter into a song inside the room.
437. 437Bamboo House in MoonlightA bamboo house, banana leaves and a hulusi by the water turn waiting into a wakeful lamp a
438. 438Far Away, but Not at HeartWave-like longing and a smile on a phone meet a weathered porch-blues direction.
439. 439Far Away, Still Close at Heart · Delta BluesA smile on a phone and waves of longing meet the rough replies of slide guitar.
440. 440Anna Maria, Do Not CryWords offered to Anna Maria meet the unhurried sway of a morna direction.
441. 441A Lonely CityNeon and trains leave an absence that an alley, an old tree and a mother’s soup bring into
442. 442Returning from the CloudsA rooftop, an old letter and a waiting platform let a wish to return grow from solo to cho
443. 443This Voice Rises for YouA lighthouse, an old ticket and a night bridge give one voice a path from near to far.
444. 444This Voice Rises Only for You · Art-Pop AriaAn echo in the palm and a ticket in a book move toward one clear high note.
445. 445Waiting Through Every Dawn and Dusk · AvazFlowers open and fall by a window while waiting stretches along a quiet road.
446. 446Beauty of the NightShadow and light meet in a quiet figure, with a tender pulse beyond the noise.
447. 447Fjord Window LightAn empty pier, winter rain and a song behind glass offer a harbour for a travelling heart.
448. 448Snow TrailA classical farewell becomes English words: blossom-like snow, a frozen red flag and a dep
449. 449Lanterns of Sarajevo · English editionThe English words make Sarajevo a city of lamps and echoes; midnight coffee brings an old
450. 450River MoonSpring tides, flowers, a lone boat and a tower mirror meet English verse and harp ripples.
451. 451Harder Than Reaching the Sky · Roots DubAn ancient path, sheer cliffs and thunderous ravines unfold inside spacious pauses.
452. 452Harder Than Climbing to Heaven · Roots DubLi Bai’s peaks and perilous Shu road meet bass, dropouts and distant delay.
453. 453Summer GoldFading flowers and darkening skies frame a love the song wishes to keep.
454. 454A Fierce Resolve · Taiko EnsembleDust, roads and moonlight meet a widening drum ensemble and brief male responses.
455. 455Dear Unknown FriendEsperanto, English, Mandarin and French travel through a letter, making strangers less str
456. 456The Clear River · Southern SoulCommuters and old phone photos give an urban river the light of homesickness.
457. 457Clearwater River · Memphis SoulAn after-work crowd and a photo on a phone bring home closer through a city river.
458. 458Carry My Dream to Xizhou · RomancePlum blossoms, a crossing and red lotus hold longing in a low female voice’s flexible phra
459. 459Carry My Dream to Xizhou · Russian RomanceLotus gathering and distant geese from Xi Zhou Qu enter low female voice and Russian pluck
460. 460Sing This Night into Light · QawwaliHidden tears and names finally heard find a shared outlet in repeated responses.
461. 461Sing This Night into Light · Qawwali EncounterLights and answering rows let a solitary night open into a shared song.
462. 462Lotus Gatherers of YexiA laugh among lotus flowers, moonlit water and a hidden name link old poetic imagery to a
463. 463Pilgrim SoulEnglish verses begin with a book by the fire and turn love from beauty toward the soul and
464. 464Crossing the River for Lotus FlowersGathered lotus flowers cannot yet reach the distant beloved. An old poem’s backward glance
465. 465Crossing the River for Lotus · Plainchant & OrganumA classical poem’s shared heart and separate homes enter free phrases and a low vocal dron
466. 466Let the Flower Dress See the SunA daughter encourages her mother to wear a flower dress; a hairpin comes back in return. D
467. 467A Floral Dress Meets the SunAn old clothes trunk opens onto two generations of shyness, a floral dress and a hair clip
468. 468Rain at the Old WindowRain stops at the old window, but a name still echoes. Waiting through distance and crowds
469. 469One Last Dance · 3:13 editionOne circle of light remains in the ballroom. A coat is an unfinished sentence, and a last
470. 470You Still Need to Eat Far AwayA sauce jar in a suitcase, an unfamiliar kitchen and a video call bring distance back to d
471. 471A Payphone on a Rainy NightA coin warmed in a palm and a rehearsed opening line make room for hesitation inside a gla
472. 472He Remembers Every BackOn an old bathhouse’s last day, thirty-four years of memory in a worker’s hands recognise
473. 473Three Voice MessagesA cleared throat, have you eaten, that is good: few words grow spacious in a saved voice.
474. 474Eighty YuanEighty yuan lent thirty years ago becomes a pair of reading glasses and another way of kno
475. 475The Moonlight LingersMountain paths, silver bells and rain on banana leaves give waiting an unhurried night.
476. 476Long Moonlight · Klezmer BalladA mountain road, bells and remembered flowers give longing across hills to long moonlight.
477. 477Moonlight on the Old PlaygroundA little moon inside a textbook, leaves at the south gate and an old bag recall an after-s
478. 478Moonfall at the River BendA hearth, silver bells and a crossing make room for tears and calls, too.
479. 479The Lamp by the DoorAn old window, a bedside echo and dusty letters keep waiting beside a half-lit lamp.
480. 480Plantain Rain · Southern Rain LaneAn umbrella, wet stone and a doorway lamp turn attachment into a gentle river.
481. 481Rain on Banana LeavesA stone alley, yellow light and a glance beneath an umbrella turn rain into a river within
482. 482Farewell at the Pavilion · Yue-Opera Art BalladPavilion rain, clasped hands and a waning moon let classical lines meet new replies.
483. 483Autumn Wind, Do Not Grieve for Me · Rock Power BalladRegret at a familiar street corner finds an outlet in high male voice and sustained guitar
484. 484The Xin’an Official · Three Officials NarrativeA wartime road links conscription, a night visit and a fortress in three poetic encounters
485. 485The Xin’an Officer · Three Officers NarrativeA muster, a door at night and a pass bring the separation in old poems close to the presen
486. 486Do Not Retire Me Yet · The Old UmbrellaFaded blue cloth and repaired stitches shelter companionship across generations.
487. 487Do Not Retire Me Just YetA faded canopy, an empty side of a bench and a small hand give companionship a new shape.
488. 488Red Cliff Rhapsody · Guqin Cross-Cultural BalladWind, waterlight and a boat-bound dialogue move from transience toward a night that can be
489. 489Ode to the Red Cliff · River-Wind BaritoneOne small boat moves from celebration to sorrow, then finds room in water and moon.
490. 490After the Storm · Celtic Folk RockNot for medals or applause: the song’s resolve wants feeling to find an answer.
491. 491After the StormFrom streets before dawn to a final sung line, gentleness and strength need not replace ea
492. 492Clearwater River · Bamboo Flute and HulusiAn evening river beside the commuting crowd lets a busy person slow down.
493. 493The Clear RiverAfter-work crowds, old photos on a phone and river lights bring home closer amid the rush.
494. 494Moonlight on the Ganges BankAn unfamiliar city, a station and a goodnight draw closer along moonlit water.
495. 495Moonlight on the Ganges · BaritoneA station, an unfamiliar city and goodnight bring distant moonlight closer to someone.
496. 496The Last Screening · Cantonese Cinematic BalladA faded ticket, empty seats and a farewell without another screening unfold in Cantonese w
497. 497Moonlit Tea-Horse Road · Celtic FolkAn old tea tree, a posting house and receding bells make a voice harder to forget than moo
498. 498Under the Nanzhao Moon · Dream CabaretErhai, a silver bracelet and wet stone let longing look back through a dream theatre.
499. 499I Will Turn Out the Light · After ClosingEmpty chairs, cup rings and a closing door give the person staying last a farewell song.
500. 500I Will Turn Out the LightStacked chairs, cup rings and a closing door give the end of an evening its own warmth.
501. 501Rain on Banana Leaves · Opera-Coloured EditionAn old lane, a paper umbrella and south wind give waiting a clear, unhurried voice.
502. 502Rain on Banana LeavesAn umbrella, an old lane and a yellow lamp turn waiting into a gentle river.
503. 503The White Sail Travels On · Celtic AltoSilence on stone steps and a hand inside a sleeve let parting wait before the wave.
504. 504White-Coated Care in the Light · Celtic TributeA window in an early corridor lets duty and compassion shine through ordinary actions.
505. 505Return in Moonlight · Celtic Female LeadAn old station by the Ganges and tenderness by a bridge await a call in a Chinese ballad.
506. 506Invite the Moon · Celtic Moonlit BalladA cup and distant mountains let longing unfold in an unhurried six-eight sway.
507. 507An Invitation to the Moon · Celtic Strings EditionWind, a lonely road and moonlight give parting a slowly swaying string sound.
508. 508Without Saying Goodbye · Celtic Letting GoStreet lamps and unspoken regret move toward thanks for having felt love.
509. 509Light in a Dream · Dreamy DuetA low voice and a reply bring the wish to light someone’s way close.
510. 510Moonlight on the Lake · Celtic Lake BalladA pavilion, stone bridge and fine rain let memory return like ripples.
511. 511Invite the MoonMoonlight, wine and an empty road answer longing across mountains.
512. 512Invite the MoonNight wind, strings and the moon’s brow turn longing after parting into a landscape to wat
513. 513The Loveliest Meeting · Celtic Morning LightRainy-day tea and an old tune bring a grand encounter into ordinary days.
514. 514The Loveliest EncounterA remembered old tune and a morning smile bring a sweeping declaration back to ordinary da
515. 515Returning in MoonlightAn old station, a bridge and river lights leave unfinished words to a distant flute.
516. 516Moonlight over the Lotus Pond · Celtic-Folk DirectionFireflies, ripples and lotus seasons meet a Celtic-instrument direction.
517. 517The Light of Home · Celtic Family BalladA mother, old photographs and a watchful light brighten home in memory.
518. 518The Nurse Standing in the LightA morning corridor, the first window and remembered names make responsibility a form of pr
519. 519A White-Coated Angel in the Light · Bell Opening EditionA first window, remembered names and a wakeful night give care an unshowy light.
520. 520The Loveliest Encounter · Piano Ballad EditionMorning light, rain and a remembered tune carry an encounter into ordinary mornings.
521. 521Let Time Slow Down · Hushed DuetA call, an embrace and gratitude answer each other in a song unhurried to leave.
522. 522The Most Beautiful Encounter · Chanson EditionRainy-day tea, an old song and a morning smile hold everyday hope.
523. 523Lights in the Stone AlleyRain-washed walls, a flowered umbrella and light behind a wooden door place affection in o
524. 524Moonlight on the LakeA lakeside pavilion, stone bridge and a breeze carry someone distant into an imagined reun
525. 525An Invitation to the MoonA remembered farewell, a windswept road and a kept smile give tonight a tender vigil.
526. 526Evening Wind Across the BridgeMoving reflections, stowed oars and flowers drawn by lamplight leave a soft phrase in a wa
527. 527Evening Wind Across the BridgeAn oar put away, flowers drawn by lamplight and a willow hold longing in a waterside night
528. 528Passing Through · Country Strings EditionA town at dusk, directions offered with a smile and an acoustic guitar let a short stop le
529. 529Listening beyond the Window · Folk-Gospel CoverRain beyond the window and windblown sand hold a difficult parting.
530. 530A Town by the Silver Sea · Esperanto EditionEsperanto words move through youth, parting and new dreams, leaving sea wind between the s
531. 531Wind from Afar · Cross-Cultural FolkA ribbon, moonlight and a plea to stay turn anticipation into a gentle approach.
532. 532Don’t Close the Morning · French–Chinese ChansonFrench and Chinese take turns holding the wish to stay a little longer.
533. 533The Old Station by the Ganges · South Asian Cinematic BalladA station, a flute line and the colour of a sari let a Chinese love song turn toward far h
534. 534Beyond the Mountain · Guitar-and-Strings CoverA long road, cooking smoke and stars join wandering with waiting.
535. 535Moon over the Lake · Yue Opera Phrasing EditionAn umbrella, bridge footsteps and rain among willows leave waiting in reflected light.
536. 536Moon on the LakeA lakeside pavilion, stone bridge and footsteps in rain return someone distant to moonligh
537. 537Passing Through · Country EditionTown dusk, a hand pointing north and a pause at a wooden door turn a journey toward memory
538. 538Passing Through 2 · Country VersionTown smoke, a hand pointing north and a banjo introduction turn asking directions into a m
539. 539Silver-Sea Town · Esperanto RemasterA seaside town, steps in the wind and a quieter world trace youth in Esperanto.
540. 540水姑娘 · 法语香颂版Echoes through forest, shore and hillside keep the water girl’s song flowing in French.
541. 541Wind from Far Away · Indian-Folk DirectionA ribbon, whitening moonlight and a wish to stay bring waiting close.
542. 542Ne Ferme Pas Le Matin · Leave the Morning OpenCoffee, an old letter and wind beside a bench let Mandarin and French take turns asking so
543. 543The Old Station by the GangesA sari’s glimmer and bridge lights carry Mandarin longing into Indian melodic colours.
544. 544The Light at HomeHot soup, old photographs and a mother’s smile place the direction of home inside small th
545. 545The Light of Home · Acoustic-Guitar EditionA mother’s smile, old photographs and a distant lamp hold home within memory.
546. 546Deep and Shallow · Dream-Pop EditionA crossing in time, a moonlit shadow and falling flowers let loss keep its own shape.
547. 547The Ganges Station and Summer Gold · Bilingual RepliesMandarin river imagery and English summer images take turns, sharing a space for distance
548. 548Golden Coast · Electric Guitar Mashup EditionTides, a rainy beach and an afternoon smile return within the space of an electric guitar.
549. 549The Kindness of Not IntrudingA last train and an unanswered window let tenderness learn a boundary.
550. 550The Light of HomeA mother’s smile, old photographs and a distant lamp make home a warmth that can travel.
551. 551Depths and Shallows · Electric-Guitar SpaceA crossing in time, old dreams in rain and a lamp leave space around a fading relationship
552. 552Deep and Shallow · 2:28 editionChanging depths, shades and years lead to mist at a waiting place.
553. 553Depths and Shallows · minimal-folk 2:48 editionRepeated pairs of words trace promises, an embrace and fading memory in a brief backward g
554. 554Depths and Shallows · Post-rock-Folk DirectionThe same waiting at a crossing makes room for strings entering gradually.
555. 555Depths and Shallows · Dream-pop DirectionWaiting at a crossing and a lamp that cannot warm meet suspended guitar space.
556. 556Depths and Shallows · 6/8 sway 3:09 editionRepeated pairs of words trace promises, an embrace and fading memory in a brief backward g
557. 557Depths and Shallows · art-ballad 2:57 editionRepeated pairs of words trace promises, an embrace and fading memory in a brief backward g
558. 558Flower Spirit in Wu · New ArrangementWillows, spring tides and lamplight hold Wu words beside the source’s romanised lines.
559. 559Born for You · Esperanto VersionEsperanto names morning, a heartbeat and a beloved, bringing love into everyday breath.
560. 560Depths and Shallows · art-pop 2:15 editionRepeated pairs of words trace promises, an embrace and fading memory in a brief backward g
561. 561Atlantic Moon × Mist and Moon · mashupAn English coastal love song alternates with a romanised passage, bringing two shores of l
562. 562A Kindness That Keeps Its DistanceA last metro, a fading cup mark and an unstarted trip make leaving a restrained monologue.
563. 563The Light of Home · Fingerpicked Folk DirectionSoup, old photographs and a mother’s smile give home small things to hold.
564. 564In Your Name · Esperanto EditionBright mornings, words passing softly and a heart finding home shape an Esperanto love son
565. 565In Your Name · Russian EditionA name written in Russian and a home within the heart answer other same-title recordings.
566. 566In Your Name · Korean Electronic EditionKorean words and an electronic production direction give a same-title love song a differen
567. 567A Name for You · Japanese Electronic-Harmony DirectionMorning light and a name on the lips take another route through electronic harmony.
568. 568A Name for You · Japanese Fingerpicked DirectionLaughter lights the morning; Japanese words find a home within a heart.
569. 569A Name for You · Portuguese Harmonium DirectionThe same Portuguese wish takes a harmonium, strings and tape-warm direction.
570. 570A Name for You · Portuguese Guitar DirectionMorning, prayer and home in Portuguese meet guitar and synth pulses.
571. 571A Name for You · Italian Pulse DirectionMorning and heartbeat images meet Italian words and a dance-pulse direction.
572. 572A Name for You · German Hand-Drum DirectionShared German words take a warm hand-drum and electronic-pulse route.
573. 573A Name for You · German Bowed-Strings DirectionPrayer, laughter and a home within the heart meet in the German words.
574. 574In Your Name · Spanish Strings DirectionSpanish wishes and a heartbeat meet spacious strings and flute.
575. 575In Your Name · French Techno DirectionPrayer, breath and brightening mornings enter an electronic-duet direction through French
576. 576Someone Told a Joke at the FuneralThree minutes of an embarrassing story at a farewell restore a person’s voice, temperament
577. 577Someone Told a Joke at the FuneralThree minutes of youthful mishaps give a person in a photograph a voice again.
578. 578The First Time My Son Said “Mum, I’m Fine”“I’m fine” passes through three generations. Staying on the line, without pressing for an
579. 579Small Confessions in a Big CityA convenience store, a sleeping cat and two coffees give an evasive answer its affectionat
580. 580A Girl’s Unsaid ThoughtsA convenience store, the wrong lift button and an unsent earnest reply hold a small urban
581. 581The Delivery Worker Called Me MumSomeone in a hurry and someone offering water briefly become family at a doorway.
582. 582The Delivery Boy Called Me MumSomeone in a hurry and a glass of water make an ordinary doorway feel like home.
583. 583My Sister Gave Me the Last PieceOne piece passed between two bowls carries a love unused to speeches.
584. 584Old Wang on the Night ShiftA flask pushed across the table passes care from one shift to the next.
585. 585A Flower on My Maths PaperFour petals and a short stem let a casual kindness become lasting strength.
586. 586Grandfather’s RadioTwo stations, three moves: an old object gives remembrance a switch.
587. 587The Neighbour’s Dog Knows MeA corridor, a dog and a nod give staying a reason.
588. 588The Neighbour’s Dog Knows MeFrom a dog to a neighbour’s nod, belonging can be a very small thing.
589. 589What the Mechanic SaidA few words at a roadside shop bring someone in a hurry back to the present.
590. 590The Moon Owes Me NothingFrom wishing to simply looking up, then passing borrowed kindness onward.
591. 591The Person Who Is Always ThereA street, a familiar taste and a queue that does not hurry make everyday reliability visib
592. 592Mum Says You Must Eat, Even Far AwayA spatula, a jar of sauce and dishes named on a video call turn farewell into practical ca
593. 593Mum Says You Still Need to Eat Far AwayA spatula, a jar in a suitcase and dishes named on a video call keep a distant kitchen con
594. 594Staying Until the Rain StopsTwo people under an eave and an umbrella left behind turn waiting into a kind pause.
595. 595Staying until the Rain Stops · Spacious VersionA stranger leaves an umbrella and runs to collect a child; waiting beneath the eaves gains
596. 596Stay Until the Rain StopsTwo strangers under an eave and an umbrella left behind give a hurried day a pause.
597. 597A Name beneath the Cup · Flute-and-Folk DirectionA cup wrapped in three layers of newspaper brings a name into a new home.
598. 598A Name beneath the Cup · Folk-Pop VersionAn old cup, wrapped more carefully than a picture frame, settles into a new home with the
599. 599A Name Beneath the CupA name beneath a cup is not for display, yet it gives an unfamiliar room a little belongin
600. 600The Last FerryFour quiet corners and lights on the far shore accompany a last boat beyond the water alre
601. 601Everything I Own in the BootTwo boxes and a chair make room for a destination not yet decided.
602. 602An Address in My PalmFading numbers, missed bus stops and a doorbell finally pressed give courage a small scale
603. 603Let Today Be This Way · Male-Vocal EditionThree-o’clock light, a glass and tapping downstairs slowly warm an ordinary day.
604. 604Dance for MyselfA night square, warm paving stones and a turning shadow return a body to its own movement.
605. 605Slowly, I Have a LifetimeA quiet sea and an open door give one long phrase somewhere to rest.
606. 606Give Me Your HandTwo answering voices meet the city’s drums in a wish not to let go.MV
607. 607Give Me Your Hand · source marked style not appliedFinding one another in a crowd, a hand held firmly becomes more tangible than a promise ab
608. 608Drums in the Rainy Alley IIA roof, a pipe and a closing window become an orchestra without a conductor.
609. 609The Last Dance IILight narrows to a circle; unfinished words stay in a hand held a little tighter.
610. 610I’ll Finish This Passage for YouNot to prove a higher reach, but to keep a phrase from falling alone.
611. 611The Whole House Is Lit for YouEvery light in an old coastal house is on. A solo voice gives its highest line to the choi
612. 612The Accordion Said It for MeWords written on a napkin disappear with the cleared table. An accordion holds the farewel
613. 613Drums in the Rain Lane · v6A lane home finds fresh rhythm in a cart’s wheels and a flower seller’s smile.
614. 614The Old Truck by the Sea · v6Tides, old songs and a worn passenger seat let moving onward remember those who came along
615. 615People Look Back After Crossing · v6Stones keep a trace of footsteps while the bridge stands: looking back and moving on need
616. 616The Highest Note Is for You · v6Wind opens a window; a phrase held back for years finally finds its destination.
617. 617Photographs Do Not Age · spoken-and-sung editionNames move from school desks to offices while a photographed smile stays lit.
618. 618我的金色夏天 · 法语香颂对唱Roses, tides and sunset behind rooftops turn a French summer into lasting tenderness.
619. 619Summer Gold · Chinese-text editionBeginning with the summer imagery of Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18, the Chinese text sets fading
620. 620Banana-Leaf Rain · Esperanto EditionA paper umbrella, a stone lane and south wind hold an Esperanto waiting without a return d
621. 621Moonlight over the Lotus Pond · duet editionLotus water, ripples and fireflies frame an invitation passed between two voices.
622. 622Palm-Wine Moonlight · Esperanto EditionA song beneath a tree, a closing market and firefly skies make warmth a homeward direction
623. 623Palm-Wine Moonlight · Mandarin EditionA stone path, tree shadows and the idea of gentle drums turn homecoming into a small dance
624. 624The Most Beautiful Encounter · Esperanto Garden EditionA smile in a garden crosses sunny and rainy seasons and remains a tender choice.
625. 625The Harbour Light · Esperanto Country EditionAn old shawl, rain on a quay and sleeping gulls let one lamp keep company with an old drea
626. 626Wind from Far Away · Esperanto Silk Road EditionA night caravan, stories beside a fire and one shared star carry an Esperanto duet across
627. 627After the Last Goodbye · Esperanto Chamber EditionTwo cups, a closed book and a street after rain give parting somewhere quiet to settle.
628. 628Every Light Has a Name · Standard editionBedside care and a journey home gather into daylight.
629. 629The Bridge in the Wind · moonlit repliesA letter, a bridge and moonlit water join two returning voices.
630. 630The Bridge in the Wind · city and shorelineThe distant city sleeps; a nearby hand and an answering line remain.
631. 631Sing the Tears Dry Tonight · Lin JuyiAn empty chair and a voice growing hoarse give unfinished feelings somewhere to be sung.
632. 632Moonlight over Sai Kung Sea · Sea-Breeze FolkPier lights, fishing lamps and an old radio slowly brighten companionship by the sea.MV
633. 633Before He Let Go
634. 634Northern Fire
635. 635The Last DanceThe lights dim and the waiter clears the plates. Two people keep dancing politely, leaving
636. 636致凯恩 · 钢琴独奏
637. 637Granada Moon
638. 638不破楼兰终不还
639. 639我也想能够把你照亮 · 探戈新曲
640. 640老照片 · Bossa测试
641. 641白衣天使 · 宝莱坞
642. 642老照片 · 凯尔特风
643. 643致凯恩 · 民谣 2
644. 644A Sprig of Plum Blossom Meets The Green Jade Table · RevisitedOne lyric draws longing inward; the other turns suddenly within a crowd. Two Song-dynasty
645. 645三毛卡塔拉 · 弗拉门戈
646. 646白衣天使 · 管弦新曲
647. 647SPIRITUAL-UNIVERSAL-01A 把灯点在心里 Mary
648. 648怀念老爸
649. 649赛博男高音指纹02 一个人的高音MV
650. 650雨巷 戴望舒
651. 651永远怀念亲爱的妈妈 · 蓝调
652. 652就是这样的人生（中文版）
653. 653校园之花 · 爵士新曲
654. 654水姑娘 · 钢琴独奏
655. 655两条鱼儿 · 摇摆
656. 656Higher Than the Skylark
657. 657三毛卡塔拉 · 爵士
658. 658ROCK-BORDER-01C 越过风暴 赛博边界MV
659. 659水姑娘 · Reggae新曲
660. 660三毛卡塔拉 · 管弦新曲
661. 661ROCK-CHOIR-02A 我们还唱 Mary万人合唱MV
662. 662酒喝到一半的囊玛MV
663. 663Harbor Moon
664. 664山居秋暝 · 清泉明月
665. 665黄金海岸 男声
666. 666天地合
667. 667春江花月夜 · 月徘徊MV
668. 668Rain on Old Paper
669. 669HOLLYWOOD-VOICE-LOCK-01B 银幕尽头的风MV
670. 670BOLLYWOOD-PACK-01B 远方为你来 Plus BollywoodMV
671. 671LINGWAN-SAMPLE-01B 水袖过桥MV
672. 672EARWORM-INTERNATIONAL-05 The Road Still Knows My Name
673. 673slow bgm
674. 674同生共囚
675. 675天空之城的月亮 2
676. 676EARWORM-INTERNATIONAL-08 La Placo Ankoraŭ Vivas
677. 677QIXI-SISTER-02D La Steloj Proksimas 世界语电台
678. 678When You Are Old x 013_v1core_老照片里的我们_reuse微光_1e9309a1 (Mashup)
679. 679东方器乐《归雾 · Return to Silence》
680. 680Home 器乐
681. 681绣湖bgm
682. 682The Sea Knows - female
683. 683命中注定爱上你
684. 684湖上月
685. 685翻唱我想和你一起2
686. 686Stars of Our Own
687. 687高地的风
688. 688绣湖伊妹 bgm
689. 689大提琴1
690. 690华尔兹舞曲
691. 691CORE-INSTR-06 今晚星河很近 器乐母曲
692. 692国风小提琴
693. 693Balearic chill-pop, lounge
694. 694The Last Bus by the Harbour · Mary-country VersionNeon, two empty seats and extra stops leave a solitary journey with a gentler night.
695. 695江城子 · 十年梦
696. 696情人节特斯拉摇滚 女声
697. 697老照片 f
698. 698无题
699. 699EARWORM-INSPO-05 你哭的时候别关灯
700. 700老照片 灵婉女声
701. 701路过 reuse 副驾在右边（女声 乡村 Acoustic Live ） x Meeting at Night x 湖上月 (Mashup) (Mashup)
702. 702烟水问月 · 小桥晚风
703. 703黄金海岸-女声 (Remastered)
704. 704In a small town by the silver sea, (Remastered)
705. 705LITTLE-COMEDIES-07 相亲先点一碗面 灵婉
706. 706EARWORM-COVER-01 晚风替我抱抱她
707. 707草原上的马头琴
708. 708月下无人
709. 709深深浅浅
710. 710Les Étoiles Pour Toi
711. 711MOONROAD-COVER-01B 旧书包里的月光 灵婉
712. 712翻唱 亲爱的你
713. 713Folksinger
714. 714白衣天使 English
715. 715《小妹相册》 灵婉女声
716. 716心动的瞬间 reuse Love Apocalypto (v5)
717. 717马拉喀什的灵魂 2
718. 718Mom I‘m still missing you 2
719. 719卢浮宫
720. 720分手 女声新哭版
721. 721reuse 狼真的来了 (live)
722. 722最后一支探戈 2
723. 723今夜风知道 full
724. 724月下戏腔（柔）2
725. 725特斯拉FSD的老司机 (Cover)
726. 726月下戏腔
727. 727passenger on my side（女声 乡村 Acoustic Live ）
728. 728千里寻你
729. 729Track 1 - 清风渡 (Cover 3)
730. 730你的名字写在风里 2
731. 731月下竹影
732. 732海风正好
733. 733国语 花妖新编 (Cover) (Edit)
734. 734stay by my side （Cover)
735. 735物哀
736. 736《落在风里的你》 (Remix)
737. 737翻唱 芭蕉2
738. 738当英伦爵士遇上中国草原风
739. 739彩色甲壳虫的高个女孩 (Cover) 2
740. 740天山冬不拉
741. 741翻唱 九九女儿红 (Remix)
742. 742翻唱神曲
743. 743无法不爱上你 改编
744. 744守候
745. 745The Wolf Really CameScreens, driverless vehicles and office lights become urgent questions in an English stadiMV
746. 746I'm Fine, I'm FineMV
747. 747只一口 · 世界语版Esperanto places half hope, half farewell and an answering refrain beneath the moon.MV
748. 748The Quiet Says ItMV
749. 749轻声饮一杯 · 法语版Evening rests between fingers and laughter becomes home; French words keep distant hearts MV
750. 750The Yellow River Runs On · Classical-Duet BriefThe flowing ending gives an imagined male–female exchange a shared direction.
751. 751The Yellow River’s Embrace · Soprano Brief, 3:57Spring, riverbanks and hope for many homes enter a Mandarin soprano brief.
752. 752Folded into the YearsA folded map, station tea and two sets of bowls put away let a farewell retain the warmth MV
753. 753Half Full of Goodbyes · 3:30 editionThe same English lyric and modern-pop direction keep an exact 209.96-second recording.MV
754. 754CYBER-TENOR-COAST-01I 无人机拍到的海
755. 755Sea Wind over Lion Rock · Cyber TenorHarbour lights, hilltop wind and a promise of company put a hurried world at a distance.
756. 756Flamenco LoveSunlight, roses and a swirling skirt give unspeakable feeling an outlet.
757. 757我记得那清晨的微光 改编翻唱 致凯恩
758. 758Song of the Yellow River · Driving-Rhythm EditionMist at an old ferry opens towards broad earth; the refrain carries countless calls into t
759. 759Song of the Yellow River · Orchestral Anthem, 3:54A river singing from plateau to plain gathers spring and lights in many homes.
760. 760We Are Not GoodA sharp clarinet, a late trumpet and a drummer here for tea: a rehearsal room makes space
761. 761One More CupThe sign turns early; the pot goes round again. Nobody hurries to stand, and company needs
762. 762The UmbrellaThe rain is light, yet someone else’s umbrella lasts two winters and keeps a small kindnes
763. 763Light in Every Pair of Hands · Child-Lead DirectionSwept leaves, breakfast and night-shift lights become mutual care.
764. 764Born for You · Chinese Romantic EditionA name, a heartbeat and a home within the heart bring devoted love into everyday life.
765. 765寂寞的路
766. 766朝朝暮暮
767. 767你是我的光 2
768. 768流浪的歌
769. 769故乡的小河 2 reuse水姑娘
770. 770老照片里的我们 reuse微光
771. 771校园的你 2 reuse校园之花
772. 772山的那边 reuse发尾飘开
773. 773旧夜上海 reuse低音回响的两条鱼儿
774. 774你看云都散了 改编 2
775. 775星河渡口 reuse金花奔月 2
776. 776路过 reuse 副驾在右边（女声 乡村 Acoustic Live ）
777. 777等你在黄金海岸
778. 778让我 多一天 翻唱
779. 779山那边 归乡 改编
780. 780芭蕉 江南雨 改编翻唱
781. 781月下对歌 2
782. 782晚风过桥 2
783. 783雨巷灯火 2
784. 784I’d RatherA gospel cover of I’d Rather Have Jesus sets silver, land and fame aside through acoustic MV
785. 785The Yellow River’s Embrace · Soprano Brief, 4:02The same broad lyric retains its own course in another soprano source.
786. 786Intoxicated at the First NoteCool air, fallen flowers and unspoken feelings lead to an invitation to sing across distan
787. 787Sanmao and Katara · CoverThree strands of hair, a passing wind and Katara close by turn a little journey into gentl
788. 788The Last Bus DriverA sleeper, someone crying and someone travelling far share the city’s last bus into the niMV
789. 789Call Once Across the RiverThree bridges miss this stretch; later, ten minutes by car cannot quite replace a call froMV
790. 790Song of the Yellow River · Layered-Voice Brief, 3:56From earth in a palm to a distant corridor, repeated calls open the horizon.
791. 791That Spring You Spoke OfWind opens the courtyard door; a childhood mark fades on an earthen wall. Wheat and sheep
792. 792Meet Me HalfwayTwo long drives meet in an unfamiliar town, bringing words the phone could not hold back t
793. 793Row Eleven
794. 794Last Boat
795. 795You Never Hang Up First
796. 796The Last Key
797. 797It Got Easier
798. 798The Note Wants Somewhere ElseAfter singing neatly, the note wants to climb. An extra bar at the organ makes space for a
799. 799Edge of the Thing
800. 800Two Lights on a Dark Road
801. 801Where the Laurel and Thunder
802. 802The Shore Remembers
803. 803Still Here
804. 804The Lighthouse Still Burns
805. 805我会在你身边
806. 806Two Chairs on the Porch
807. 807Thin Light
808. 808Song of the Yellow River · Bass Brief, 4:04Mist, earth and willow banks unfold through a deep-bass arrangement idea.
809. 809Meet Me HalfwayOne night, a modest hotel and an open restaurant leave time for two people willing to appr
810. 810Where the Laurel and Thunder
811. 811The Shore Remembers
812. 812The Lighthouse Still Burns
813. 813He Never Deleted My Number
814. 814Oyfn Veg, A Kleine Licht
815. 815Apricot Moon over Yerevan
816. 816O River, Take My Lonely Word
817. 817The Silver Line
818. 818Just This OnceA curtain breeze, ceiling sunlight and quiet in an embrace make one pause precious.
819. 819Song of the Yellow River · Bass Brief, 4:07The shared river lyric retains another breathing space in this separate bass source.
820. 820The Shore Remembers
821. 821Apricot Moon over Yerevan
822. 822O River, Take My Lonely Word
823. 823Oyfn Veg, A Kleine Licht
824. 824Snow on the Mountain Road
825. 825The Stars Are Near Tonight · Slack-key EditionMandarin Qixi words meet a Hawaiian slack-key porch-at-night idea: gentle sway makes room
826. 826Song of the Yellow River · Lyric-Tenor Brief, 3:53Riverbanks and dawn meet a warm lyric-tenor bel canto idea.
827. 827Snow on the Mountain Road
828. 828Embroider a River · Minimalist PhasingA name embroidered into water meets repeating figures and another pace of feeling.
829. 829He Drew a Flower · Chamber NoirA casually drawn flower on a failing paper stays with a child for years.
830. 830After the Storm · Celtic FolkOld dreams scattered by rain follow harp and whistle lines toward dawn.
831. 831月光里回还
832. 832不说再见
833. 833湖上月明
834. 834邀明月
835. 835梦里的光
836. 836My Sister Saved the Last Piece for MeA piece passed between two bowls gives a late thank-you another language.
837. 837Song of the Yellow River · Lyric-Tenor Brief, 3:57Willow banks, a long corridor and golden waves echo in a separate tenor brief.
838. 838邀明月
839. 839月光里回还
840. 840荷塘月色
841. 841家的灯光
842. 842最美的遇见
843. 843山那边MV
844. 844翻唱 听窗外
845. 845最美的遇见
846. 846邀明月
847. 847青石巷灯火
848. 848Sanmao and Katara · Bossa NovaThree strands of hair and a white afternoon become unhurried company in a Mandarin female-
849. 849Moon Over Lotus GateMoonlight, a letter and a still lotus pool carry a quiet vow across water.
850. 850BOLLYWOOD-PACK-02 星河等你 V1 Bollywood
851. 851狼真的来了 (live) 翻唱
852. 852葬花人MV
853. 853Night RadioAn old station, rain-washed glass and a late café bring an earlier goodnight back into ran
854. 854After the Storm · 4:23 editionA storm scatters old dreams, while a little stubbornness becomes light turned towards some
855. 855Love Slowly · low-baritone briefAn empty street, old promises and returning seasons give a difficult love time to finish s
856. 856Fireflies Light Your Way · LingwanFireflies, a lotus pond and a window into the heart make longing a gentle vigil at the cen
857. 857The Shore of My SoulA rain-streaked window, an amber station and a letter in the night keep the wish for home
858. 858Girl of the Water · French editionFrench words follow rivers, vines and an old forest after a song whose echo outlasts a dep
859. 859The Fire Still Waits for You · LingwanEnglish lines from W. B. Yeats’s When You Are Old meet added fireside refrains, keeping pa
860. 860Waiting in the Rain Lane · 185-second editionA paper umbrella, wet brick and tea steam hold a memory of recognition.
861. 861Let Me Light Your Way · low-baritone briefA hand and a quiet reassurance turn gratitude into companionship.
862. 862Evening Wind beneath the Bridge · Riverside FolkA smile between river lights and a railing lets yesterday’s troubles rest.
863. 863Atlantic Moon · MaryA lighthouse, a letter in a sailor’s coat and a tavern after closing let love in the Engli
864. 864Rain on the Old Town · 4:04 editionA paper umbrella, wet paving stones and a dim doorway lamp hold a patient vigil in an old
865. 865Rain on the Old Town · Cantonese brief, 3:54 editionA paper umbrella, wet paving stones and a dim doorway lamp hold a patient vigil in an old
866. 866After the Storm · 4:34 editionA storm scatters old dreams, while a little stubbornness becomes light turned towards some
867. 867A Cup with the Moon · Bajiao voice briefA moon, a cup of wine and drifting sand give a call across distant mountains a companion.
868. 868Town by a Silver Sea · Esperanto 3:44 editionEsperanto words move from dancing with the wind to beginning again after farewell, in a to
869. 869Town by a Silver Sea · Esperanto 4:05 editionEsperanto words move from dancing with the wind to beginning again after farewell, in a to
870. 870Children Ask the World · Esperanto and Chinese textQuestions about walls and maps meet a guarded ember and a hope for peace.
871. 871Waiting in the Rain Lane · 184.68-second editionA paper umbrella, wet brick and tea steam hold a memory of recognition.
872. 872I Want to Light Your Way Too · Hushed BalladOnce held by an offered hand, the narrator wants to stay beside somebody tired.
873. 873Evening Wind beneath the Bridge · Mary-country VersionMoonlight on the bank, distant boats and a shared coat let tenderness arrive before a decl
874. 874Together to the End · Lin Juyi briefAn old coat, an afternoon bell and two ordinary names hold a promise.
875. 875Together to the Last Road · Lin JuyiPart of an old coat reaches a shoulder; two ordinary names stay close to each other’s hear
876. 876Someone Waits Beyond the MountainsA stream, green through the window and a bridge-side light give the mountain road a direct
877. 877The Wind in Your DimplesUnfinished tea and half a shared umbrella: the wind slips into a dimple, and affection fin
878. 878Clouds Turn SlowlyClouds turn, wind warms, and light on the grass reaches a sleeve. Two people watch and pla
879. 879One Call and I Am HomeA mountain answers one call; a mother answers another. Between river and long road, a reco
880. 880An Armful of MoonlightA small boat, stone steps and a softly called refrain bring distant moonlight into two pai
881. 881The Seat Beside the WindowCold coffee, a letter in May and a porch light give waiting the shape of things left in pl
882. 882The Last Word Can Be KindCoffee settles as rain crosses the town. A sharper thought becomes a gentler sentence that
883. 883Wind, Come SlowlyA door opens and tea returns to the air. Under an opened umbrella, rain becomes somewhere
884. 884Come Home When the Wheat Is RipeRipening wheat marks a season and a repeated family invitation: if you are tired, put the
885. 885The Wind Widens the PathGrass crowds the shoes and mountains fill the sky. Looking a little higher lets the next s
886. 886Leave the Applause to the WindAn old tea bowl indoors; a cart and a dog pass outside. Without applause, another line is
887. 887I Draw My Answer as a FlowerA red crayon draws a flower; green adds two leaves. A large question becomes a small garde
888. 888Laughter Comes Through the WindowThe door closes on the noise, but a window stays open to a small laugh. Tiredness remains;
889. 889The Last Word Can Be KindThe two cups and the choice not to win remain. This independent recording keeps the same E
890. 890Pots and a Salt Road · Two River LessonsA pot and a salt road tell two river stories.
891. 891The Ant and the Dove · A Leaf and a WingA leaf and a helping act bring kindness back.
892. 892Lotus and Home WatersLotus and home.
893. 893The Fox and the Crow·A Voice and a FeatherPraise and attention.
894. 894Autumn Stars and BellsStars and bells.
895. 895The Fox and the Crow·A Voice and a FeatherPraise and attention.
896. 896Apricot Village and Southern RainRoads and rain.
897. 897Spring Flowers to River MoonFlowers to moonlight.
898. 898Waterfall and River GatesWaterfall and sail.
899. 899For Wang Lun · A Farewell SongA friend’s farewell.
900. 900里仁·安仁七章
901. 901This Beautiful System·Distant Lights
902. 902Returning to Garden and Fields · Back to NatureOld woods, familiar water, village smoke and household sounds give a returning heart somet
903. 903Returning to Garden and Fields · Back to NatureOld woods, familiar water, village smoke and household sounds give a returning heart somet
904. 904Letter to Song Yuansi · River and MountainsClear water, rapids, peaks and branches give one journey both ease and urgency.
905. 905Letter to Song Yuansi · River and MountainsClear water and rapids lead attention into the mountains.
906. 906Sai Weng Loses His Horse · Turns of FortuneA lost horse returns; fortune keeps changing direction.
907. 907Sai Weng Loses His Horse · Turns of FortuneA lost horse returns; fortune keeps changing direction.
908. 908An Unadorned Room · Green at the CurtainMoss and a plain zither give a modest room its light.
909. 909ROCK-VOICE-SWEEP-01G 风暴之后 WilliamVoice
910. 910LINGWAN-FRONTIER-01B 远山银线
911. 911A Kind of Offering
912. 912黄金海岸 English
913. 913深深浅浅 (Remastered)
914. 914草原上的马头琴 2
915. 915Share your prison cell 同生共囚 (Cover)
916. 916深深浅浅 法文 (Cover)
917. 917« Brume et eau, question à la lune » 2— Dan solo (FR) (Cover)
918. 918你的名字写在风里 3
919. 919萤火虫 改编翻唱
920. 920Track 1 - 清风渡 (Cover 2)
921. 921« Je ne dirai pas adieu »低音炮2 (Cover)
922. 922Across All Distance (Cover)
923. 923邀明月 改编
924. 924AGI kicked the door in. (live) cover
925. 925我的天空 (Remix)
926. 926毕业那天人很瘦 - 男女对唱(Cover)
927. 927情人节摇滚 新版2 略嘶喊
928. 928老照片3 男声
929. 929两个人儿 Male slow 2 (Remastered)
930. 930第一场雪
931. 931The Shore Remembers
932. 932Llama 3: The Super Chef's Delight
933. 933爱会穿越
934. 934Elia's Waltz
935. 935今夜风知道
936. 936国语 新编 (Cover)
937. 937Aloha 我爱你
938. 938杏木的悲歌
939. 939Rise Above the Noise
940. 940Modern Magic
941. 941《Là-bas, avec toi》 (Cover)
942. 942霓虹城市 2
943. 943马拉喀什的灵魂
944. 944彩色甲壳虫的高个美女 (Cover)
945. 945Tizita 思念
946. 946Cry two tears in a bucket, funk it!
947. 947Little Stitch
948. 948无处可逃
949. 949闻一多死水（v5）
950. 950心里的阳光
951. 951SoupEight short Chinese phrases hold perspective, letting go and companionship in a complete s
952. 952A Lively BounceA creative direction of piano, liveliness and brightness leaves room for the imagination.
953. 953周華健 Wakin Chau【明天我要嫁給你 I am gonna marry you tomorrow】Official Music Video (320 kbps) (Remix)
954. 954巷子尽头
955. 955When You Were Here
956. 956绿色的山蓝色的湖 2
957. 957同根重逢
958. 958AI Kingdom struck by a Nobel
959. 959海子德令哈日记
960. 960关于我的电影 (Cover)
961. 961今夜世界为我转 现场炸裂版
962. 962“At the Edge of Time” (Cover)
963. 963Lysanderoth
964. 964我会哭
965. 965克里奥尔之夜
966. 966草原的冬不拉
967. 967Two Cats in the KitchenNutan and Katara flip pancakes and stir pasta in a two-cat adventure of cooperation.
968. 968Stay with You to the EndMoonlight, a tucked blanket and a remembered sweetness give lasting companionship a tangib
969. 969The Last TangoA figure leaving the platform and a solitary turn leave farewell inside a dance missing it
970. 970Meeting by the GangesFrom morning mist to golden evening, two narrative voices exchange their journeys by the r
971. 971Wolves of the CitySubways, walls and rain-lit neon carry a restless city toward a shared cry.
972. 972Where Nature Whispers
973. 973Give Things TimeThe slow paths of sunlight, petals and ripening grain stand against sudden storms.
974. 974帕米尔的鲁巴布
975. 975太平洋的日落
976. 976枫叶与手风琴
977. 977hospital bgm
978. 978触动肌肤 · 法语版Rain rests on the window before dawn; French phrases move between closeness and fear of lo
979. 979Li Sao 01 · Ancestry and a NameNames and ancestry open the journey. Fragrant plants express an ideal of character, while
980. 980Li Sao 02 · A Garden of OrchidsLoyalty meets misunderstanding, yet the planting continues. The garden becomes both a land
981. 981Li Sao 03 · No Regret, Even in DeathGrief for others meets rumour and an insistence on integrity. Read the hurt and the choice
982. 982Li Sao 04 · Clothed in LotusLotus leaves and blossoms become clothing for an inner conviction. A relative’s counsel br
983. 983Li Sao 05 · A Mirror in Earlier RulersThe rise and fall of ancient rulers becomes a mirror for the present: whom to trust, how t
984. 984Li Sao 06 · Seeking Above and BelowA statement of conviction opens into a journey through the heavens. Sun, wind, cloud and b
985. 985Li Sao 07 · Searching at the Jade TerraceJourneys and searches change direction, but hoped-for encounters repeatedly fail. Read the
986. 986Li Sao 08 · Counsel from Lingfen and WuxianLingfen and Wuxian offer counsel: the world is wide, and one place need not hold every hop
987. 987Li Sao 09 · When Orchids ChangeOrchids lose their fragrance, and familiar ideals appear altered. Returning to the ornamen
988. 988Li Sao 10 · Departure and the Glimpse of HomeDragons and cloud banners carry the journey outward, until a glimpse of home arrests it. T
989. 989Old Photographs · male recording 4bFrames of light preserve family ties while gradually turning remembrance toward days still
990. 990Birds Flying SouthAutumn wind, leaves and footprints erased by tides stretch a promise to return into years.
991. 991BGM
992. 992Old Photographs · female recording 2This female edition follows the same family memories while keeping its own recording and e
993. 993The LighthouseWinter fog, passing birds and an unwavering light make waiting an unfinished sentence by t
994. 994Golden Coast · Recording 3Dawn, sand and tides open a wide view, yet the lyric keeps returning to one remembered fig
995. 995Neon CityCassettes, taxis and neon in puddles give a future city room for an earlier love.
996. 996Valentine Rock · live-style recording 2Red lights, a convenience store and songs on the road enter a rock arrangement imagined fo
997. 997We Went to the Moon · English recording 2Three figures in white enter silver light as the English lyric turns a moon journey into q
998. 998Valentine Rock 2A smile at a red light and a light in the passenger seat make one more refrain a wish not
999. 999Always on My Right · English country-folk recordingFrom an old Mazda to screens at dusk, the English lyric places changing road scenes beside
1000. 1000Tonight the Wind Knows · three-minute recordingCool fingertips and warm cups let short phrases find a balance between closeness and space
1001. 1001Golden Coast · English duetThe English lyric looks back along a rain-washed shore, holding a memory no landscape can
1002. 1002We Went to the Moon · Mandarin recording 999Light shadows and a distant blue Earth make this Mandarin moon journey a place the imagina