Song title: Spring in the Northland

Singer: Teresa Teng

Lyrics: Hiromasa Ide

Composer: Minoru Endo

Thank you from the bottom of my heart

For your care and affection

Without your love and nourishment

My life would be meaningless< /p>

We are intoxicated and elegant in the spring breeze

The whispers of the midsummer night

Listen to the autumn insects whispering gently to welcome the drifting snowflakes

All over the floor

I have you in my ordinary years

It seems full of vitality

I sincerely thank you

for making me forget Troubles and melancholy

If you didn’t give me encouragement and courage?

My life would be meaningless

We are intoxicated and elegant in the spring breeze

Long whispers in the midsummer night

Listen to the autumn insects, they are whispering softly

Whispering to welcome the snowflakes falling all over the ground

In my ordinary years You

seem full of vitality

I sincerely thank you

for your care and affection

If you didn’t give me love Nourishing

My life will lose its meaning

We are intoxicated and elegant in the spring breeze

The whispers of the midsummer night

Listen to the autumn The insect is whispering gently

to greet the snowflakes falling all over the ground

I have you in my ordinary years

It seems full of vitality

Extended information

"Spring in the North Country" is a Chinese song, sung by Teresa Teng.

Teresa Teng (January 29, 1953 - May 8, 1995) was born in Yunlin County, Taiwan Province, China, and her ancestral home is Daming County, Hebei Province. She is a Taiwanese singer and a representative Japanese singer of the Showa era in Japan. One of the female singers.

Reference materials

Baidu Encyclopedia_Spring in the Northland