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What are the lyrics of Mojito?
Original song: Jay Chou

Lyrics: Huang Junlang.

Music score: Jay Chou

Give my lover a Mojito, please. I like reading her eyes when she is tipsy.

And I don't need too much sugar in my coffee. The world is too sweet because of her.

There is no cigar as rich as her smile, so don't waste time introducing it. Put it away.

The murals in the arcade, the graffiti in the old city, all colors are because she can't speak.

This love never ends, forgetting the country of mind.

Where you are, loneliness is conquered.

Iron-cast signs, strewn at random like

A love letter from city to sky.

When the street lights are on, Havana walks, which is the most beautiful duet in the world.

Colorful old cars swayed with palms and eloped aimlessly with the sea breeze.

The antique bookstall is full of the fragrance of time. I wonder if I met you in my last life.

Noisy posters lie on the lazy attic balcony.

And you are the sea written by a writer. Please give my lover a Mojito.

I like reading her eyes when she is slightly drunk, but I don't need too much coffee and sugar.

The world has been too sweet because of her, and this love never ends.

Forget the country where you are, where you are.

Loneliness has been conquered, iron signboard.

It's like, one city after another.

Love letter to the sky, walking in Havana when the street light is on.

This is the most beautiful duet in the world, an iron signboard.

It's like, one city after another.

Love letter to the sky, walking in Havana when the street light is on.

This is the most beautiful duet in the world.

Extended data:

"Mojito" takes Cuba as the location, and expresses the characteristics of Cuba incisively and vividly through extraordinary collocation, synaesthesia deformation, multi-sensory description and allusion. Through words and melody, the audience seems to have been in this enthusiastic city.

The percussion rhythm of the prelude and the trombone have shown the landmarks of Latin America. The Latin dance steps, classical and jazz, and wind music placed in an important position in the arrangement are all very clever compilation techniques, which are divorced from the single form in the past (only rhythm or only wind music or strings). Jay Chou is a fusion of the essence of multiple styles, projecting its characteristics to the front of the sense of hearing, so that people can know what he wants to express as soon as they hear it. This kind of treatment is rich.