"I want to break into the forest with you and dive beneath the sea
I want to watch the sunrise and sunset with you, through all kinds of weather
I want to pass through Greenwich and fly through time with you
I want to pass through churches and seas of people to embrace you with you
In this harmony, Tuan Tuan sang, while Jiang Siming and the others coordinated perfectly. Every audience member felt like their ears were about to get pregnant.
This chorus was just too beautiful!
The entire section used the parallel structure of "I want to be with you," yet it was written like poetry, even more beautiful than a fairy-tale romance.
Many people might think that the third line was something Jiang Siming had randomly made up just to make the lyrics catchy.
Greenwich and flying through time? What was that supposed to mean?
It was just like that song "Take You Traveling," which mentioned Turkey, Tokyo, Paris, Miami, Los Angeles, Beijing, Shanghai, and then even Dali.
One song named dozens of places, and someone even used a world map to connect them all, concluding that the singer was insane.
If someone actually visited all those places in sequence, it would be exhausting enough to kill them. It was nothing more than a chaotic list of travel destinations.
The singer had only chosen those place names to make the rhyme work. It was not just him, either. Many songs randomly pieced together lyrics for the sake of rhyming.
Jiang Siming's song had to be the same. Where was Greenwich? What did it have to do with flying through time?
But that was merely the vulgar opinion of people who did not understand.
Anyone knowledgeable about geography knew that Greenwich was home to the Royal Observatory. The