Fall in love with a song by Sally's garden.

This famous Irish folk song is based on William Butler Yeats's poem Down Sally Garden, which tells the love story of a willow garden by the river in sligo, western Ireland.

Irish poet William Butler Yeats is my favorite poet. My two favorite poems are When You Are Old and Inniss Foley, an island in the middle of a lake. After translation, the lyrics of this book of songs have the charm of the book of songs. The singer sings softly and the flute is long, which brings a kind of peace and tranquility. It makes people feel as if they are in Jingjing Garden in Yang Liuyi, and they can't help but recall the time with their lovers, feeling sad, sorry and missing. ...

When you meet a beautiful woman, the fairy garden is deep. Jade people cross the forest with snow toes. Tell me to love, like Ye Fengchun. I am stupid and stubborn, so I say so. On the river bank, I was with him. On a par, the jade hand once brushed. Tell me to adapt to the world, like a weir. I regret my stupidity, but I cry and sigh.

Deep in Sally Garden, my lover and I once met.

She walked to the end of the garden with discerning feet.

She told me to love simply, just like the new green sprouting on the branches.

But I am young and ignorant, and I don't want to accept her heart.

In the remote riverside wilderness, my love stands side by side with me.

On my leaning shoulder, she stretched out her pure white arm.

She told me to live indifferently, like grass growing on the shore.

But I was young and ignorant at that time, and now my clothes are full of tears.