Listen to this articleArtist: Zheng Zhihua (郑智化)
Song: 游戏人间 (Yóuxì rénjiān) •Album: 游戏人间
游戏人间
世界太罗嗦 不分对和错
像我这样的老百姓
谁会在乎我
有钱的当老大
没钱的难过活
就算是看不惯 我又能如何爱人离开我
不说为什么
伤心难过的时候
我学会了喝酒
每次我都喝醉
但从来不犯错
明天酒醒以后我依然是我笑容太甜
泪水太咸
山盟海誓到了最后难免会变
烦恼太多 未来太远
何不陪我一起放荡游戏人间日子怎么过 快乐不快乐
像这种无聊的问题 你不要问我
该来的会来 该走的会走
反正都是没把握
不必太强求我有我的痛
我有我的梦
装疯卖傻的时候你不要笑我
也许有一天 你我再相逢
睁开眼睛看清楚 我才是英雄笑容太甜 泪水太咸
山盟海誓到了最后难免会变
烦恼太多 未来太远
何不陪我一起放荡游戏人间酸甜苦辣尝过
人间冷暖看过
江湖的路上身不由己
是是非非抛开
恩恩怨怨不在
自由自在我浪迹天涯笑容太甜 泪水太咸
山盟海誓到了最后难免会变
烦恼太多 未来太远
何不陪我一起放荡游戏人间笑容太甜 泪水太咸
山盟海誓到了最后难免会变
烦恼太多 未来太远
何不陪我一起放荡游戏人间
Wander about the World
In this wordy world, exist no right and wrong
Who may care about
An ordinary guy like me?
The rich are bosses
The poor are struggling
What can I do even if I can’t stand?Whom I loved left me
Without a reason
One time I was sad
Then I learned to drink
I always get drunk
But I never err
I’m still who I am after waking upSmile too sweet
Tear too salty
Finally eternal promises will change inevitably
Trouble too much, future too far
Why not wander about the world loosely with me?How I live and if I’m happy
Don’t ask me these boring questions
What’s to come will come, what’s to go will go as well
Afterall, everything’s unpredictable
You ain’t gotta force it to fulfilI have my own pain
I have my own dream
Don’t laugh at me while I’m pretending to be insane
Maybe some day, we will meet again
Then, open your eyes and look, I’m the real heroSmile too sweet, tear too salty
Finally eternal promises will change inevitably
Trouble too much, future too far
Why not wander about the world loosely with me?All tastes, I’ve tasted
The secular fickleness, I’ve seen
On the road of wandering life, I can’t dominate my destiny
Disputes, cast aside
Resentment, no more
Carefreely I roam everywhereSmile too sweet, tear too salty
Finally eternal promises will change inevitably
Trouble too much, future too far
Why not wander about the world loosely with me?42Smile too sweet, tear too salty
Finally eternal promises will change inevitably
Trouble too much, future too far
Why not wander about the world loosely with me?
By Isaiah Siegfried Chen
