If I Were The Wind /如果我是风

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If I Were The Wind

                      
By Bing Hua (Rose Lu) 
Tr. Qin Dachu an

Edited By Zhu Xiao Di

If I were  the Wind
I'd like to fly to Spring
To green turfs and bloom flowers
Having a sound sleep  among the scent.

If I were the Wind
I 'd like to fly to Sea
To tease waves and awake n the morning sun
Listening to songs by Sea at  dawn.

If I were the Wind
I'd like to  fly and fly
Till on his shoulder I fall
If  I were the Wind
I'd like to blow and blow
A nd blow my love to his heart's abode.

Why,
He is my Spring
He is my Sea
He is my search
And motive to wish
I am the Wind.  

《如果我是风》

冰花

如果我是风
我会向春天飞翔
去吹绿枯草
去吹开花朵
我要在花香中酣睡

如果我是风
我会向大海飞翔
去吹舞浪花
去吹醒朝阳
我要听海水在晨曦中清唱

如果我是风
我会飞呀飞
飞落到他的肩头

如果我是风
我会吹呀吹
把爱吹进他的心房

因为
他是我的春天 
他是我的大海
他是我的远方
他是我的理由
让我希望自己
就是风

                            

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