Composer: Dao Lang

Lyrics: Su Liu

Singing: Cloud

Would you like to borrow an arc sewing cloak from the desert to protect you from the cold? Touch your soul with your heart.

I'll keep warm by the fire? Which red thread of marriage do you want to borrow? Buried deep in the blood of life

Moisturize the skin with silk? I was stroking in that arm? You always put your silver hairpin in the sun.

Are the waves of your long hair fluffy? I smell the fragrance and travel infinitely far? Just to see your face clearly.

You always accidentally lean your beautiful image against the moon, and the moonlight dances your beautiful dreams? I smell the fragrance and travel infinitely far.

Just to see your face? Who bathes in Shahe with beautiful women? Who slept with the beauty and indulged in the sunset for two thousand years?

Never said I was your dust? But you are my Loulan.

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"My Loulan" is a song sung by Yun Yun, composed by Dao Lang and written by Su Liu. It was included in Yun Yun's second album "Stubborn" and released in May 20 13. On 20 10, Dao Lang provided an audition version for his fans.

"YunYunYin" singer Yun Yun's new album title song "My Loulan" was well received by netizens as soon as it was released. Su Liu's words made the listener have infinite reverie, as if he had crossed the time and space of 2000 years in an instant, brought his thoughts back to the ancient city of Loulan, felt the beautiful scenery there and heard the lingering whispers between lovers; The smooth and natural interpretation of the cloud adds a lot of color to this song.

Yunduo, formerly known as Xie Chunfang, was born in Maoxian County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, and is a female singer in China.

Yun Yun is a "born singer". Her voice is natural and doesn't need much skill. She just needs to feel it with her heart. She grew up in Qiangzhai, with a mountain of heart, even surpassing her broad singing territory spanning three and a half octaves. Listening to the song of the cloud, we found the lost cloud in our hearts and found the purest freedom. Let more ordinary people who love music fall in love with simple and moving clouds. Clouds have become a wonderful work of national singers with their musical range spanning three and a half octaves.