Please help me hear what language this song is

It's definitely not Korean, maybe French or Russian.

It feels like French, and it's good, and it's rapping, and that's what it feels like.

I don't know if it's French, but it's definitely not Korean.

There is no sound, please send another connection.

1 The military song at West Point said, "The old soldier never dies, he just withers."They just fade away), MacArthur's speech in Congress made this phrase widely quoted.

Old soldiers never die, they just fade away" (old soldiers never die, they just fade away), I can't help but think of the MacArthur with a corn cob pipe in his mouth, and his speech entitled "Veterans Don't Die" at the Capitol after his dismissal on April 19, 1951, so many people attributed this famous saying to McShuai, in fact, it was mentioned in that speech, This phrase comes from the chorus of a military song, and the lyrics of that song are as follows:

old soldiers never die

there is an old cookhouse, far far away

where we get pork and beans, three times a day.

beefsteak we never see, damn-all sugar for our tea

and we are gradually fading away.

cho: old soldiers never die,never die, never die,old soldiers never die

they just fade away.

privates they love their beer, 'most every day.

corporals, they love their stripes, that's what they say.

sergeants they love to drill. guess them bastards always will

so we drill and drill until we fade away.

Friend's wine Li Xiaojie and Metro Brothers' want to hee-hee.

<> Teresa Teng (January 29, 1953, May 8, 1995) was born in Tianyang Village, Baozhong Township, Yunlin County, Taiwan, China Chinese mainland. The pioneer of modern popular ** in Chinese mainland, enjoys the reputation of "one billion applause" and has a high status in Chinese society. She is the first Chinese singer to perform at the Caesars Palace Hotel in Las Vegas, the most popular place in the world's orange industry.

Teresa Teng sang.

The flowers have gone, and spring has gone.

For whom to shed lovesickness.

In the evening breeze at sunset.

Someone calls you softly.

Don't forget.

You are the sweetest in the world.

Another year of green grass.

Hope to see you again.

Why say you love me.

Why say I love you.

Hearts attract.

Even if you and I are separated from things.

Don't forget.

You are the sweetest in the world.

Another year of green grass.

Hope to see you again.

Song: Listen! Who's singing?

Singing: Rene Liu.

Adapted words: Zhou Yaohui.

Music: Paul

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It's like breathing.

So naturally. No conversion is required.

So we met.

In this season. By no means accidental.

Like a migratory bird.

Fly over the earth. Crossing the ocean.

All the original plots.

Think about it carefully. It's all a calling.

Stories that have been touched.

Books I have read. Places passed.

Friends I met.

The distance that I missed.

Tears flowed.

Listen to who's singing.

Or the hope of your heart.

Listen to who's singing.

It's to whom I call.

Ah, it's like breathing.

So naturally. No conversion is required.

So we met.

In this season. By no means accidental.

Like a migratory bird.

Fly over the earth. Crossing the ocean.

All the original plots.

Think about it carefully. It's all a calling.

Stories that have been touched.

Books I have read. Places passed.

Friends I met.

The distance that I missed.

Tears flowed.

Listen to who's singing.

Or the hope of your heart.

Listen to who's singing.

Whoever I am calling to, listen.

Who's singing?

Or the hope of your heart.

Listen to who's singing.

It's to whom I call.

Like a migratory bird.

Fly over the earth. Crossing the ocean.