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What is the Mongolian song that I wish to be a man in the afterlife and accompany my parents all my life?
The Chinese version of the song you mentioned has different titles, such as Song of Farewell (sung by Ulan Tuya), Farewell to My Hometown (sung by Li Na), Kuteng Sangsang Hudan and other Mongolian versions.
Leaving my hometown is also called a farewell song.
Singing: Li Na
The swan goose spreads its wings and flies south.
Cao Fang ducked his head to avoid the cool autumn.
Say goodbye to ABBA and AMBA in tears.
Children get married and go away.
Fog and mist enveloped the grassland.
The autumn wind blows away the flowers.
Say goodbye to the villagers with tears.
Get married today and go abroad.
In those days, I was herding sheep in Xishan.
Southeast grassland flowers are the most fragrant.
Milk tea at home is often intoxicating.
Dad and grandma are very kind.
This horse sent me far away.
Aba ama security guard kang
A person will be born in the afterlife.
Stay with your elders all your life.
Stay with your elders all your life.
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