Tired or not tired Sleep or not is Jay Chou s song

The world is not in the future. Jay.

I want to laugh to disguise the tears that fall.

Nodding his head to admit that he would be afraid of the dark.

I just ask for it. I can borrow a little time to accompany me.

But you don't. Sympathy is not given.

I want to cry to test myself if I'm paralyzed.

I was the only one in the world who seemed to be tired.

Doesn't matter. Anyway, if you're sad, you'll go perfunctory.

May despair and helplessness go away.

Sky Ash Ash will not.

Make me forget who you are.

The darker the night, the darker the dream, the more difficult it is to chase and the aftertaste.

My world will be destroyed.

Maybe it backfired.

Tired not tired and sleepless.

Alone and unopposed.

The night is darker, and the dream is violated, who will be comforted.

My world will be destroyed.

Maybe decadence too

I want to cry to test myself if I'm paralyzed.

I was the only one in the world who seemed to be tired.

Doesn't matter. Anyway, if you're sad, you'll go perfunctory.

May despair and helplessness go away.

Sky Ash Ash will not.

Make me forget who you are.

The darker the night, the darker the dream, the more difficult it is to chase and the aftertaste.

My world will be destroyed.

Maybe it backfired.

Tired not tired and sleepless.

Alone and unopposed.

The night is darker, and the dream is violated, who will be comforted.

My world will be destroyed.

Maybe decadence too

Another kind of beauty. Trouble praise.

The end of the world This is a song written and composed by Jay himself, which was sung by others before, and later sang by himself during the concert.

The song also has a story.

Jay writes to"Woobi singing"'The End of the World' is a love story between him and an 'Aquarius' girl when he was working.

At that time, Jay Chou, the boss of 'Alfa', Wu Zongxian, signed him, but he was not ready to help him make a film, he went to the fourth section of Zhongxiao East Road every day, and Wu Zongxian opened a pub store to 'work' and sing.

At that time, I would come to this shop at night and sing.

For one or two hours, this Aquarius lady often sat in the audience and listened to me sing. When I first saw her, I thought it was okay, she often came and occasionally came on stage to sing with me, singing and singing, and I felt a special feeling for her. When he said this, Jay Chou crooked his hat and straightened it again (maybe he was nervous) and continued, he said:

She was very strange, she gave her family's ** to many people in the store, but she just didn't give it to me.

One day, Jay Chou plucked up the courage to ask 'Aquarius' to watch the movie 'The End of the World', the girl agreed, Jay Chou was so happy, when he rode a motorcycle to pick up the girl, he was fined for speeding, and when the girl got into his car, sat in the back seat, and wrapped her hands tightly around his body, at that time, my feeling was that I finally caught up. ’

However, Jay Chou was still happy too early, and when he arrived at the end, the Aquarius girl was very grateful to Jay Chou for the pick-up, she had another appointment with her friend, and she couldn't accompany him to watch 'The End of the World' starring Bruce Willy. At the time, I was sad to think I was going crazy, but thankfully, I didn't, I just rode home slowly, picked up my guitar, and sadly wrote "Disguised tears......This song "The End of the World". Ask Jay Chou, 'This Aquarius girl, did you know that this song was written for her?'

Jay Chou shook his head and said, "It's not important. The important thing is that I was really hurt at that moment.

1, tired or not tired to sleep is from Jay Chou's "The End of the World".

2, "The End of the World" is a dry song written and composed by Chinese Taiwanese male singer Jay Chou, which was first sung by the Kusui Yubi Duhao group. In November 2001, Jay Chou covered this song at the "Fantasy Show" Fantesi Taoyuan Dome concert, this version was arranged by Jay Chou and included in Jay Chou's "Fantesi Plus" released on December 28, 2001**.

1, tired or not tired to sleep is from Jay Chou's "The End of the World".

2, "The End of the World" is a song written and composed by Chinese Taiwanese male singer Jay Chou, which was first sung by the Xiubi Duhao group. In November 2001, Jay Chou covered this song at the "Fantasy Show" Fantesi Taoyuan Dome concert, this version was arranged by Jay Chou, and included in Jay Chou's "Fantesi Plus" on December 28, 2001.

Rooftop Jay Wen Lan.

Male) couldn't sleep in the middle of the night and hummed his mood into a song.

I had to go to the roof to find another dream.

Female) woke up in my sleep, I'm still not sure.

How could there ever be a moving chord rhythm on the opposite roof.

I quietly closed the door and went up with hope.

It turned out to be the person I used to see in my dreams.

Male) Isn't that person in my dreams?

We have the same tacit understanding with the vague people.

Female) with an antenna (co) with an antenna to line up in the shape of love for you, ho ho (female) singing your song on the roof.

Male) on the roof and the people I love.

Female) let the stars decorate (together) the most romantic night.

Embrace this moment, every minute and second is stopped.

Male) love begins to tangle.

Female) is singing your song on the rooftop.

Male) on the roof and the people I love.

Female) dedicate the yellowed night to the loneliest month.

Embrace this moment, every minute and second is stopped.

Male) love begins to entangle (together) dreams are beautiful with you.

Female) Let me love you who (male) is me.

Female) let you love me who (male) is you.

Female) How can there be (combined) moving strings around the two of us (female) Let me love who you are (male) is me.

Female) let you love me who (male) is you.

Female) turned out to be (together) this roof has a beautiful encounter.

Male) on the rooftop, singing your song on the rooftop and the people I love.

The world is not in the future. Jay.

I want to laugh to disguise the tears that fall.

Nodding his head to admit that he would be afraid of the dark.

I just ask for it. I can borrow a little time to accompany me.

But you don't. Sympathy is not given.

I want to cry to test myself if I'm paralyzed.

I was the only one in the world who seemed to be tired.

Doesn't matter. Anyway, if you're sad, you'll go perfunctory.

May despair and helplessness go away.

Sky Ash Ash will not.

Make me forget who you are.

The darker the night, the darker the dream, the more difficult it is to chase and the aftertaste.

My world will be destroyed.

Maybe it backfired.

Tired not tired and sleepless.

Alone and unopposed.

The night is darker, and the dream is violated, who will be comforted.

My world will be destroyed.

Maybe decadence is also a judgment

I want to cry to test myself if I'm paralyzed.

I was the only one in the world who seemed to be tired.

Doesn't matter. Anyway, if you're sad, you'll go perfunctory.

May despair and helplessness go away.

Sky Ash Ash will not.

Make me forget who you are.

The darker the night, the darker the dream, the more difficult it is difficult to chase, the aftertaste of Bi Liang.

My world will be destroyed.

Maybe it backfired.

Tired not tired and sleepless.

Alone and unopposed.

The night is darker, the dream is violated, there is a hand Min Kuan, who is willing to comfort.

My world will be destroyed.

Maybe decadence too

Another kind of beauty.

1, tired or not tired to sleep is from Jay Chou's "The End of the World".

2, "The End of the World" is a song written and composed by Chinese Taiwanese male singer Jay Chou, and was first sung by the Xiubi Duhao group. In November 2001, Jay Chou covered this guessing song at the "Fantasy Show" Fantesi Taoyuan Dome concert, this version of the slide was arranged by Jay Chou, and included in Jay Chou's "Fantesi Plus" released on December 28, 2001**.

1.Tired or not tired to sleep is from Jay Chou's "The End of the World".

2."The End of the World" is a song written and composed by Chinese Taiwanese male singer Jay Chou, and was first sung by the Xiubi Duhao group.

In November, Jay Chou covered this song at the "Fantasyshow" Fantesi Taoyuan Dome concert, this version was arranged by Jay Chou and included in Jay Chou's "Fantesi Plus" released by Penglun on December 28, 2001**CTS.