This Star Wants To Retire

Among the songs about fatherly love, in addition to "Father", there is also a "Prose Poem Written by Father" that is also very touching.

But Luo Mo did not choose the latter.

Because almost all the lyrics of the song are inconsistent with him.

The first is the age. The child in this song should have been born in the late 1970s or early 1980s.

The original version of the lyrics is about the daughter, but Li Jian changed it and sang the son version.

At the same time, there is no overlap between the role of father in it and Luo's father. The lyrics even clearly stated that grandma has passed away, but Luo Mo's grandparents are still alive.

"Prose Poems Written by Father" has a sense of age, and the sense of separation from Luo Mo's personal identity and family is too strong. If the lyrics are changed from beginning to end, then the most essential sense of age of this song will disappear again.

Then this is not taking out a classic good song, but a waste.

The selection of a song needs to fit the situation, otherwise it will be a no-brainer.

When the phrase "[Am I your pride]" was sung, a large number of young audiences twitched in their hearts.

"Yeah, Daddy, will I be your pride?"

The barrage in the live broadcast also fell into madness in an instant.

I don't know why, but a simple sentence "[Am I your pride]" touched the hearts of countless people.

Because we all know in our hearts that we are just one among all living beings, and we are all just ordinary people.

We may not be so good, not so successful, and we are not the so-called [other people's children] at all.

During the live broadcast, a large number of barrages swept over.

"I'm sorry Dad, I haven't done anything."

"I just remember that when I got my grades in the college entrance examination, he said that he could straighten his back when he went out."

"I want to cry so much, I blame myself so much, why?"

"Dad, I'm sorry, I didn't get into the university we agreed on this year."

"I'm in a daze, I'm eating at home waiting to die, I'm gnawing on my old age, I suddenly feel guilty."

Time is such a strange thing, he makes people switch roles.

Just like a passage on the Internet:

"[Twenty years ago.

"Dad, what is this?"

"Dad, why is he doing this?"

"Dad, look at this, what's going on?"

"Dad, you can even fix a TV."

Twenty years later.

"Son, what are you playing with?"

"Son, help me see why it's not moving."

"Son, why is this flashing?"

"Son, you can even fix computers.\