The lyrics of "Sparrow's Play" by Sam Hui are in Cantonese, so please turn them over to your Cantonese friends.

Leaving two lines, three lines, three lines, one touch, then pawn one, nine, five, eight, serious bubble,

Pursuing six lines, two lines, serious learning, thinking about (thinking about) Kakao Yanyan,

Turning down the hand, touching a line, waiting for Chi Chi (to come) three lines, dumping the seven lines, called the six lines,

Pursuing six lines, there are six lines, six lines knocking the corner of the table, which is a good idea,

This is a good idea. （The most important thing to remember is that it's not just about the way you do things, it's also about the way you do things.

The most disgusting thing is that the house is so lonely, so I have to look for my feet and run around all day long.

The most joyful thing is to play a few rounds of golf, and I have no money.

To the point where my hands are soft and bubbly, and my shoulders are on my side, I throw the dice as hard as I can.

My head is heavy, my breath is short, my mouth is dry, my neck is thirsty, and I'm dying a lot.

Order a bowl of congee, play all night and then straight down (all day), Yo Di Ye (have something to eat) to settle down and get tired,

Bite a mouthful of cigarettes, take the cards and knock them hard, bring the medicinal oil with you in your bag, and make a life for your life.

To the point of soft hands and blisters, and side shoulders, the whole bag of peanuts so hard to peel,

Everyone ate to the ground full of shells, as if the seven kingdoms, playing really enjoyable.