Farewell is a song written, composed and sung by Wang Qi, which is included in the album Farewell. The lyrics are as follows:

The hillside in front of your house is full of wild flowers.

I want to pick one and wear it on your black hair.

Just like us, playing house.

Pinch a clay doll, I will be your father and you will be your mother.

When you grew up, you left home in a hurry without saying goodbye.

And I'm still on that hillside, herding sheep and riding horses

Thought we were like two melons on a vine.

When the melon is ripe, you fall into the wall.

When I saw you again, you still had that black hair.

I just can't hide what you want to say to me.

I said let me see you off when you get married.

Tears run down your cheeks when you nod your head and don't talk.

What woke me up from my dream was the suona of the wedding banquet.

The person who should have been married became a fool to see him off.

Holding wild flowers in the mountains, riding a lonely horse.

You opened the window and said to me, send it here.

When you grew up, you left home in a hurry without saying goodbye.

And I'm still on that hillside, herding sheep and riding horses

Thought we were like two melons on a vine.

When the melon is ripe, you fall into the wall.

When I saw you again, you still had that black hair.

I just can't hide what you want to say to me.

I said let me see you off when you get married.

Tears run down your cheeks when you nod your head and don't talk.

What woke me up from my dream was the suona of the wedding banquet.

The person who should have been married became a fool to see him off.

Holding wild flowers in the mountains, riding a lonely horse.

You opened the window and said to me, send it here.

When I saw you again, you still had that black hair.

I just can't hide what you want to say to me.

I said let me see you off when you get married.

Tears run down your cheeks when you nod your head and don't talk.

What woke me up from my dream was the suona of the wedding banquet.

The person who should have been married became a fool to see him off.

Holding wild flowers in the mountains, riding a lonely horse.

You opened the window and said to me, send it here.

You opened the window and said to me, send it here.

Wang Qi's song Farewell is about a pair of young men and women living on the grassland. They grew up together and loved each other, thinking that they would enter the marriage hall.

But when she grew up, the girl left without saying goodbye and went to work in the city to earn money to treat her mother. However, her illness is getting worse and worse, and her broken family can no longer support her high medical expenses. Later, the restaurant owner who worked for the girl knew that he was willing to pay the girl, but he asked the girl to marry her brother who was disabled in both legs after the car accident. The girl cried, but after some inner struggle, she finally agreed to this marriage.

When the girl returns to the grassland again, she will get married. She saw the boy who fascinated her, and said nothing but shed tears silently. On the wedding day, the wedding procession came from a mighty motorcade. Among the people watching the wedding, the most conspicuous was the boy riding a horse, followed by the girl sitting in the wedding car.