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一首讓人感動的歌----《一路芬芳》

记忆中第一部让我掉泪的电影，是台湾的《汪洋中的一条船》，还有那主题歌！也许是从小的就泪点低？后来还记得，惠特尼休斯顿演的《保镖》，还有那首经典的《I will Always love you 》。听到歌曲，联想到电影电视精彩的桥段，眼泪就会流下来。。。。。。
这么大老爷们，怎么会这样呢？我经常听到这样的话！哈哈哈。最近喜欢看小宋佳、郭京飞演的《一路芬芳》，主题歌，郭京飞唱的不错，那歌曲把我带入情节，似乎我就是主角，于是大巴眼泪夺眶而出。。。。这电视剧谁拍的？，砸他家玻璃去~赚取了我的眼泪！！！起码也得收点费用呢！
鉴于不是绿钻啊什么地，也不会插入！歌曲，就把歌词展示一下! 复习一下！

多年了

還飄著那雨後泥土的味道

歲月是烈日

暴曬出我們青春的芬芳

歲月抓不住

那時我們不夠堅強 / 强壮

多年了

仍記得你發如荒草的摸樣

歲月是曠野

袒護著我們年輪的瘋長

歲月留不下

那時我們不夠堅強

是你吗我的兄弟

尋踏著冬天午後的腳步

別走

你是我青春余下的味道

多好的日子啊你願意留下

我願意守護在原地

是你吗我的姊妹

婷立于夏夜滿星的陽台

別走

你是我歲月彌漫的芬芳

多好的日子啊你期待前去

我願意陪著你同往

是你吗我的爱人

奔跑在春風枯黃的麥田

別走

你是我青春余下的味道

多好的日子啊你願意留下

我陪你守在原地

是你吗我的宝贝

沈睡在秋陽午後的暖床

別走

你是我歲月彌漫的芬芳

多好的日子啊你期待前去

我愿意陪你同往（结束）。

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