Who sang it thousands of miles away?

The little brother Fei Yuqing sang.

1, "Thousands of Miles Away" is a song sung by Chinese Taiwanese male singers Jay Chou and Fei Yuqing, written by Fang Wenshan, composed by Jay Chou, arranged by Lin Maike, included in Jay Chou's September 2006 release of "Spine Stupidity is Still Fan Tsi", is one of Jay Chou's representative works. There is also a solo version of this song by Fei Yuqing, which was included in Fei Yuqing's ** "Reminiscence of the Qingqing School Tree" released on April 20, 2007.

This song won the Best Song of the Year Award in the 13th Global Chinese Frank ** Chart, the 29th Top Ten Chinese Golden Songs National Most Popular Chinese Song Award, and the 7th Mengniu Yogurt ** Billboard Best Song of the Year Award.

The lyrics are as follows:The eaves are like cliffs, the wind chimes are like the sea, and we are waiting for the swallow to return.

The time is arranged, play an accident, and you quietly walk away.

The story is outside the city, and the thick fog can't be dispersed, and the dialogue can't be seen clearly.

You can't hear it, the wind doesn't exist, it's me who sighs.

Dream wakes up who is on the windowsill and opens the ending.

The future, which is as thin as a cicada's wings, can't stand up to anyone to demolish it.

I'll send you away Thousands of miles away, you are silent black and white.

The Silent Age Maybe it shouldn't be, it's too far away to love.

I'll send you away from the end of the world, whether you're still there.

Where does the sound of the piano come from, life and death are hard to guess, and it takes a lifetime to wait.

Hearing the sound of tears into the forest, looking for pear blossoms and white, only a line of moss.

The sky is outside the mountain, the rain falls on the flower platform, and my temples are white.

Hearing the sound of tears into the forest, looking for pear blossoms and white, only a line of moss.

The sky is outside the mountain, the rain falls on the flower platform, I am waiting for you to come.

Dressed in glass white, transparent with dust, your flawless love.

You have come from the rain to poetize the sorrow, and I am drenched now.

Hibiscus is on the water, and the shadow of the boat is still there, but you don't come back.

Covered by the years, the flowers you said bloomed, and the past became blank.

Dream wakes up who is on the windowsill and opens the ending.

The future, which is as thin as a cicada's wings, can't stand up to anyone to demolish it.

I'll send you away Thousands of miles away, you are silent black and white.

The Silent Age Maybe it shouldn't be, it's too far away to love.

I'll send you away from the end of the world, whether you're still there.

Where does the sound of the piano come from, life and death are hard to guess, and it takes a lifetime.

I'll send you away Thousands of miles away, you are silent black and white.

The Silent Age Maybe it shouldn't be, it's too far away to love.

I'll send you away from the end of the world, whether you're still there.

Where does the sound of the piano come from, life and death are hard to guess, and it takes a lifetime to wait.

"Thousands of Miles Away" is a song sung by Jay Chou and Fei Yuqing, written by Fang Wenshan, composed by Jay Chou, arranged by Lin Maike, and included in Jay Chou's ** "Still Fantesi" released on September 5, 2006, which is one of Jay Chou's representative works. There is also a solo version of the song by Fei Yuqing, which was included in Fei Yuqing's ** "Reminiscence of the Qingqing School Tree" released on April 20, 2007.

In 2007, the song won the Best Song of the Year Award in the 13th Global Chinese ** Chart, the 29th Top Ten Chinese Golden Songs National Most Popular Chinese Song Award, and the 7th Mengniu Yogurt ** Billboard Best Song of the Year Award.