Looking Back (Chinese song) with Chinese translation, sang by Su Rui, or Julie Su 再回首 - 苏芮

Looking back, fog has obscured the return path. 
Looking back, there is no road back. 
There will no longer be the same old, sweet dreams henceforth tonight;
and the dream I once shared with you, 
who will I tell to from now on. 
Looking back, the person has moved on,
Looking back, tears have clouded my vision. 
Bidding you a blissful farewell, as the cold night envelops me,
no matter how many trials and tribulations tomorrow will bring,
it used to be that I questioned myself, over and over in a dark and forbidding place,
till I realized that the simpler beauties and common pleasures are what's important. 
Looking back, life passed by like a blur;
Looking back, my heart remains true,
and there is only that long and winding road ahead of me;
Looking back, the person has moved on,
Looking back, tears have clouded my vision.
Bidding you a blissful farewell, as the cold night envelops me,
no matter how many trials and tribulations tomorrow will bring;
it used to be that I questioned myself, over and over in a dark and forbidding place,
till I realized that the simpler beauties and common pleasures are what's important.
Looking back, life passed by like a blur;
Looking back, my heart remains true,
and there is only that long and winding road ahead of me;
it used to be that I questioned myself, over and over in a dark and forbidding place,
till I realized that the simpler beauties and common pleasures are what's important.
Looking back, life passed by like a blur;
Looking back, my heart remains true,
and there is only that long and winding road ahead of me;
Looking back, life passed by like a blur;
while my heart remains true.




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再回首 云遮断归途
再回首 荆棘密布
今夜不会再有难舍的旧梦
曾经与你共有的梦
今后要向谁诉说
再回首 背影已远走
再回首 泪眼朦胧
留下你的祝福 寒夜温暖我
不管明天我要面对多少伤痛和迷惑
曾经在幽幽暗暗反反复复中追问
才知道平平淡淡从从容容是最真
再回首 恍然如梦
再回首 我心依旧
只有那无尽的长路伴着我
再回首 背影已远走
再回首 泪眼朦胧
留下你的祝福 寒夜温暖我
不管明天我要面对多少伤痛和迷惑
曾经在幽幽暗暗反反复复中追问
才知道平平淡淡从从容容是最真
再回首 恍然如梦
再回首 我心依旧
只有那无尽的长路伴着我
曾经在幽幽暗暗反反复复中追问
才知道平平淡淡从从容容是最真
再回首 恍然如梦
再回首 我心依旧
只有那无尽的长路伴着我
再回首 恍然如梦
我心依旧


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