一百万个可能 - Christine Welch

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一百万个可能 - Christine Welch (克丽丝叮)

幽静 窗外满地片片寒花

一瞬间 永恒的时差

窝在棉被里

倾听 踏雪听沉默的声音

飘雪藏永恒的身影

雪树下等你

在一瞬间

有一百万个可能

该向前走

或者继续等

这冬夜里

有百万个不确定

渐入深夜

或期盼天明

云空的泪

一如冰凌结晶了

成雪花垂

这一瞬间

有一百万个可能

窝进棉被

或面对寒冷

幽静 寒风吹来一缕声音

一瞬间

看着你走近

暖了我冬心

倾听 踏雪听沉默的声音

飘雪藏永恒的身影

雪树下等你

在一瞬间

有一百万个可能

该向前走

或者继续等

这冬夜里

有百万个不确定

渐入深夜

或期盼天明

云空的泪 一如冰凌结晶了

成雪花垂

这一瞬间

有一百万个可能

窝进棉被 或面对寒冷

啊

呜

啊

呜

那晚上会是哪个瞬间

说好的爱会不会改变

而你让我徘徊 在千里之外

Yeah 你让我等待好久

Baby

突然间那是哪个瞬间

你终于出现 就是那个瞬间

等了好久 忍不住伸手 那个瞬间

在一瞬间 有一百万个可能

该向前走 或者继续等

这深夜里 有百万个不确定

渐入冬林 或走向街灯

云空的泪

一如冰凌结晶了

成雪花垂

这一瞬间

有一百万个可能

暖这冬心

或面对寒冷

该向前走

或者继续等

渐入冬林 或走向街灯

窝进棉被 或面对寒冷

暖这冬心 或面对寒冷

Christine Welch
Christine Welch歌曲合集

American Singer/songwriter Christine Welch's experience as an expat in Taipei, Taiwan has led her music in many directions, with rock, pop, folk, and Chinese melodic influences. The strawberry blond New Mexican native studied Chinese at Northwestern University in Chicago, and after spending a short time in Beijing, settled permanently in Taipei, Taiwan. She began her musical career accidentally, posting covers of Chinese songs to her efforts at learning Chinese. After several of these covers went viral on Youtube, she began recording a pocketful of hits with producer Skot Suyama in 2012, who is also an American expat living in Taiwan. The two decided to record a music video themselves, which resulted in the explosion of popularity of "What Are You Looking For" (a folk song co-written by Christine and Skot with Chinese melodic influences) and "That's How It Is" (an indie rock song) in both China and Taiwan. Christine is currently enrolled at National Taiwan Normal University, getting her Masters in Chinese Literature, and writes all of her lyrics--in Chinese. After signing with a management company, Fengyun Media, in 2014 Christine released an EP which includes two singles, a new song entitled "Into the Bamboo Forest," a folk throwback to Chinese melodic style and with influences from ancient Chinese poetry, and the first official release of "That's How It Is." At the same time, she published a book complete with her Chinese lyrics, poetry, and a short autobiography.