Hello again, music lovers and word enthusiasts!

What's the one song that you always come back to? The one whose lyrics are etched in your mind and perhaps, even in your heart? Music is a universal language that speaks to our souls, and the words we connect with often tell a story about us.

For our anniversary celebration, we want to create a beautiful tapestry of our collective memories and feelings through the power of song lyrics. This is your stage to share the words that move you!

We invite you to share a few lines from your all-time favorite English song and tell us why they are so special to you.

Is it because...

- The poetry of the words takes your breath away?

- They perfectly capture a feeling you couldn't express?

- They remind you of a specific person, moment, or time in your life?

- Or simply because the rhythm and rhyme make you feel happy?

Don't just quote the lyrics—let us feel the story behind them. Let's discover new music, rediscover old classics, and see the beautiful and diverse tastes within our club!

🎵 How to Participate:

1. Reply to this post with your chosen lyrics (please keep it to a verse or a chorus).

2. Most importantly, tell us why you love them! A sentence or a paragraph—share as much as you feel comfortable with.

3. Explore others' shares and maybe you'll find your next favorite song!

Let's press play on this celebration and fill the forum with melody and meaning. We can't wait to hear what resonates with you.

Happy sharing!

Purasbar English Club Bar

"Standing on the ledge just show the wind how to fly."

 It comes from Bon Jovi's <<Have a nice day>>. I think nobody could write down these words until he have the chance and dare to stand on the ledge, what's more, he need to have the will to compete flying with the wind. This is admirable and inspirational. It reminds me of those ultimate athlete, some people may regard them as fool because they risk their life. But if we don't know the meaning of life, what's wrong with risking one's life? this is a way to endow life with meaning. And often in history, it was those who risk their life push forward the world. I consider this personality is great. 

"Remember me to one who lives there

She once was a true love of mine" -- Scarborough Fair

Well,  it's hard for me to tell why I love these lyrics. They create an beautiful atmosphere of love,  and dim sadness.  And the melody of the song is also impressive and graceful.

Tender lovelings everywhere
Life's no fun without a good scare
That's our job but we're not mean
In our town of Halloween

In this town, we call home 
Everyone hail to the pumpkin song

These lyrics come from the classic Halloween themed song <This is Halloween> and it describes an attracting "spooky fun" full of pumpkins and specters

Come and play as the wild fairies play

In a magical circle, a fairy ring

You won't want to leave and forever you'll stay

Where the vision is bright as spring

These lyrics come from <Dance of the Wild Faeries>. I also cannot explain clearly why this scene attracts me. It creates an atmosphere full of strange, mysterious but beautiful things

Must be supreme

Establishing his throne on vanquished will

Quelling the challenges

Of hopes and fear

Being himself alone

--<Another Sky> or <Anthropic Greatness>

The song was from R1999's official soundtrack, Journey in the rain. Performed by a bunch of 12 years old students of School of Primary Defense of Mankind. They are mostly inborn arcanists discovered by foundation and trained as soldiers fighting against evil creatures and the anti-human organization Manus Vindictae. Their principal is virtuous and admirable. But children have their own dreams and wishes. To fight for the right to live as real kids—joyfully and freely in this world, not just cold weapons and puppets sacrificing lives for the Foundation—they chose to sing their school anthem in a special version with adapted lyrics during the pilgrimage ceremony. This song is the result.

Gently but firmly, before the principal, their teachers, and the foundation, they sang their hearts out—letting the world hear who they truly are.

I think this song may not be the best song i've ever heard, nor the most impressive one. But as soon as i saw the topic, it was the first song that came to my mind. SO, I simply followed my heart. One of the reason I introduced this song is I LOVE the game Reverse:1999, and and I believe the lyrics embody the spirit of humanity in some way—encouraging us to break free from the chains of bias, conquer fear, stand up to power, and most importantly, express our true selves! Plus, its melody is pleasant to listen to. You can find it on Bilibili by searching the name<Anthropic Greatness>.

Sorry about that I wrote so much, and thank you to everybody who finished the reading (๑ơ ₃ ơ)~♥

May the peace be with us

Are you going to Scarborough Fair?
Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme
Remember me to one who lives there
She once was a true love of mine

from <Scarborough Fair>

Classical folk song from England. Former lovers complete a few impossible tasks and get together again. 

I love this song because revisited in the Japanese anime "What do you do at the end of the world? Are you busy? Will you save us?" The main female character Chtholly is very beautiful and kindhearted, and when "Scarborough Fair" suddenly begins in the first episode, it moved me deeply.