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"For Whom"

Lyrics: Zou Youkai

Song: Meng Qingyun

Song: Zuhai

Mud wrapped all over the trouser legs, sweat soaked through the back of the shirt

I don't know who you are, but I know who you are doing it for

For whom? For the harvest in autumn, for the return of the geese in the spring

To be full of passion. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do that. I don't know when my comrades will return to the end of the world

Who are you? For whom? When will you come back, my friend?

Who are you and for whom? My brothers and sisters will not shed tears?

Who is the most beautiful, who is the most tired? Who is the most tired, my folks?

My comrades in arms, ? My brothers and sisters

Mud covered pants legs, ? Sweat soaked through the back of my shirt,? I don't know who you are

But I do know who you are doing it for, who you are doing it for,? For the fall harvest

For the return of the geese in spring,? I have no regrets about my youth

When I look at the end of the world, I don't know when my comrades will return, but I don't know when they will come back. I'm not sure if you're a good person, but I'm a good person. I'm not sure if you're a good person, but I'm a good person. For whom

My brothers and sisters do not shed tears,? Who is the most beautiful,? Who is the most tired

My folks, my comrades in arms, ? My brothers and sisters in arms

Expanded:

"For Whom It May Concern" is a song sung by Zu Hai, written by Zou Youkai and composed by Meng Qingyun, and included in Zu Hai's album of the same name, "For Whom It May Concern", released on August 1, 1999.In October 1999, the song was awarded the Central Propaganda Department's "Five-One" Project Prize.

Background

In 1998, due to days of heavy rainfall, the Yangtze River basin experienced the largest flood since 1954. And in the process of flood relief, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) used its own body to resist the flood. And "For Whom It May Concern" was written to commemorate and glorify the heroes who defied the flood in 1998. Zuhai hopes to express his heartfelt reverence to the relief heroes in this unique way.

Cover version: January 1, 2007 Gong Yue on the album "Folk Song Red"