[Recommended] 'Wedding Card Street' by Eason Chan

Forget the flowers you've planted and start anew, give up on your dreams. Stop looking at the long-sealed wedding invitation—you are about to move. Everyone and everything that can be built will one day fall. In fact, there's no kind of stability or joy that lasts forever; just like this area that was once considered perfectly blissful. But in an instant, nearly every apartment on the street will be filled with crows. Good times won't last every day, ladders in the sky can't only go upwards. Don't lovers have a lifetime together? Probably there's no need to be afraid. Forget the one you once loved, the wedding invitation from back then gilded with his name. Frame the wedding photo, that wall, and all the beautiful old days. Tomorrow, take them down simultaneously. Forget the home you once had, the small dining table, sofa, fridge, and two cups of black tea. Is a warm, gentle light only to be lent out and taken back when due? Can't wait for the next generation, huh? Forget the sandcastles you built, the fortress of memories collapsed in an instant. Facing this rising wasteland, you are destined to learn how to be free and easy. Steps won't refuse erosion, window patterns can't imprison the setting sun. Does having feelings really mean a lifetime together? Again, is lamenting useful? Forget the one you once loved, the wedding invitation from back then gilded with his name. Frame the wedding photo, that wall, and all the beautiful old days. Tomorrow, take them down simultaneously. Forget the home you once had, the small dining table, sofa, fridge, and two cups of black tea. Is the warm, gentle light only to be lent out and taken back when due? Eventually the right time will come, don't be afraid. Please put down the key in your hand, okay? Classic cover song—personally, I feel it has more charm.