«Flickering with Blossoms»

I need help!!

Please, please, please, someone on the most eastern side of this huge world could please help me?

Ok, on yesterday’s paper there was an article about this chinese artist called [b]Sa Ding Ding[/b], and it sounded pretty interesting. I got her stuff, and I’m enthralled. I’m deeply in love with this song called "Alive", in both, her mandarin and sanskrit versions. Problem is I don’t understand any of those and am desperate to get the lyrics.

I got these from a you tube video, and I’m guessing these are the lyrics, but still need to translate them.


Before hand, thanks!


-N.K


The lyrics…


薩頂頂 – 萬物生


從前冬天冷呀夏天雨呀水呀

Cong qian dong tian leng ya xia tian yu ya shui ya

秋天遠處傳來你聲音暖呀暖呀

Qiu tian yuan chu chuan lai ni sheng yin nuan ya nuan ya

你說那時屋後面有白茫茫茫雪呀

Ni shuo na shi wu hou mian you bai mang～～ xue ya

山谷裡有金黃旗子在大風裡飄呀

Shan gu li you jin huang qi zi zai da feng li piao ya

我看見山鷹在寂寞兩條魚上飛

Wo kan jian shan ying zai ji mo liang tiao yu shang fei

兩條魚兒穿過海一樣咸的河水

Liang tiao yu er chuan guo hai yi yang xian de he shui

一片河水落下來遇見人們破碎

Yi pian he shui luo xia lai yu jian ren men po sui

人們在行走身上落滿山鷹的灰

Ren men zai xing zou shen shang luo man shan ying de hui


If they don’t show, you can check them on the video, here:

http://www.lastfm.es/user/NekoKain/journal/2008/06/30/21r08y_%22flickering_with_blossoms%22

«A brand new day, it can’t get worse.»

Sorry if I’ve been away for too long. Been kinda busy.

Since I told you all I was already feeling better a lot of stuff has happened. First, around may the third or so, there was this pretty awesome reunion from all the family on my mother’s side. It was in a beautiful place called "Rayones", which is located in Nuevo Leon state, north from here.

Rayones
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Rayones is a municipality in the Mexican state of Nuevo León. It is named after the Rayón brothers, who were insurgent heroes of the country’s independence achieved in 1821. The town was founded in 1852.

It is a small village consisting of fourteen streets, lying in the middle of the Sierra Madre Oriental mountain range, in the northeast of Mexico. In the area near Rayones are the municipalities of Galeana (due south), Santiago (due north), and the state of Coahuila, due west. Rayones marks the beginning of the Zona Ixtlera, the southernmost region of the state of Nuevo Leon.

Access to Rayones is difficult. The main highway, coming from Montemorelos, is a challenge for most drivers. The unpaved highway coming from Galeana is even more risky, as it is a two-way road where only one vehicle fits; it is rocky, lined by a dangerous cliff and has no guard rail.

Rayones, however, is a touristic delight for offroad enthusiasts who travel long distances from the state’s capital, Monterrey, crossing the Pilón river, the town’s primary water source. Several lodging places surround the town, and the local hotel accommodates the convoys. The municipality has some interesting landmarks such as La Cebolla (the Onion), a hilltop with a pleasurable scenic overview.

Extensive pecan tree plantations in the region bring prosperity to Rayones; pecans being the main product commercialized by locals. The traditional ‘Feria de la Nuez’ or Pecan Fair is held annually as a tourist attraction and a merchant exchange, with traditional dances and exhibitions also offerred.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rayones

If you want to see some pics from the place -did I say it was a really beautiful small town in the middle of the mountains?- check them out here: http://nuevoleon.wordpress.com/category/rayones-nl/

Later on I hope to upload mine, but I want to put some watermark on them first.