Original song: Eva Huang?
Inscription: Sun Bin?
Music: Zhang Lianchun
Come to my castle in 2008 and let you experience the pride of the Great Wall in Wan Li.
Listen to a story from 2008. I am a happy bird.
I water a lucky grass with the dew of my dream, waiting for you to take care of its height.
I want to ask you what kind of smile you will use to make these leaves of love.
Flying in the sky with angel's wings every day, dreaming innocent dreams ahead every day.
Fly in the sky with angel wings every day, and yearn for your dreams every day.
Come to my castle in 2008 and let you play the leading role in the solar system.
Listen to me tell a story, don't let the mysterious Noah's Ark be late.
I borrowed a pair of wings from the distant phoenix, waiting for you to polish your feathers.
I want to ask you what kind of strength you will use to hold that idyllic dream in your arms.
Flying in the sky with angel's wings every day, dreaming innocent dreams ahead every day.
Fly in the sky with angel wings every day, and yearn for your dreams every day.
Extended data:
Everyday Up is a song written by Sun Bin, composed by Zhang Lianchun and sung by Eva Huang. A song is included in Eva Huang's album Eva Here. This song is collected for the torch relay songs of the 2008 Olympic Games.
Creative background:
Eva Huang was the torchbearer of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. This lively and healthy song is also carefully prepared for the Olympic Games. In order to match this special song, Eva Huang also carefully choreographed a group of dances with difficult movements.
Song MV:
As a candidate for Olympic torchbearer, Eva Huang's "Everyday Up" received enthusiastic response. She made the Olympic torch relay song "Everyday Up" into a MV as a special gift for the 2008 Olympic Games. Everyday Up is also a new starting point of Eva Huang's early lyrics. The dynamic rhythm of melody and Eva Huang's vocal skills are perfectly combined in MV, which fully shows the radical Olympic spirit. Eva Huang's dance moves are interspersed with classic leapfrog and backward movements, which makes dance and China Wushu unique.