Lyrics of "A Stranger": I traveled all over Dai Yue just for a window. When you get lost on the road, you can see the light and unconsciously take my hometown as my hometown. Occasionally sad, inadvertently looking into the distance. I once had a local accent, and I quietly hid my unspeakable promises. I always feel at ease. Many times, tears will flow down. That window is a reason for me to be strong, a small doorway.

When I approached, I found that I had gone far beyond my hometown. You unconsciously regard your hometown as your hometown, but your hometown has become your hometown. Occasionally, you dare to look back. Needless to say, people in a foreign land have the same melancholy. Many times, tears will flow down. That window is my strong reason. The doorway and her tenderness give me warmth and accompany me. There are many things.

Just then, tears have flowed, and the window is still bright, waiting for me. How many mirage have I seen? Let me go back to the door, give me warmth, stay with me, give me warmth, stay with me.

Introduce singer Li Jian:

Li Jian is a male pop singer and music producer in China. Li Jian was born in a literary family and was influenced by the family. He studied Quyi and practiced martial arts since childhood. Li Jian was a naughty and disobedient child when he was a child. Although I often have conflicts with my classmates in the kindergarten of the Cultural Bureau, my academic performance has always been excellent. In 200 1 year, he formed the "Shui Mu Youth" group with Lu Gengxu, and then began to enter the entertainment circle.

There are three versions of the song A Stranger. The first edition is for all homeless people who have left their homes. I hope everyone who works outside can get rid of this song. The second edition is Li Jian's good friend Li Ai. His last work before his death was a classical guitar recorded for a stranger. In the third edition, the lyrics were rewritten. Li Jian said that compared with the simple sadness of 10 years ago, the lyrics of this song were a little more helpless.