I want to be a bird

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If I Were The Wind /如果我是风

 I want to be a bird


By Bing Hua (Rose Lu) 
Edited by Richard Tornello and William Marr

A bird in flight: the beauty the grace the freedom
No matter how low or high
I want to be a bird
Flying
with my dreams
my identity
to be myself
Flying
         Flying
                   Flying

10/01/2017

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