沉溺（你让我的心不再结冰）- 邹沛沛, Pank 歌曲歌词

Baby, don’t leave me

答应我像每晚的暮色

Dāyìng wǒ xiàng měi wǎn de mùsè

只对我一个人燃起

Zhǐ duì wǒ yīgè rén rán qǐ

比昨天更想你

Bǐ zuótiān gèng xiǎng nǐ

就像太阳在照常升起

Jiù xiàng tàiyáng zài zhàocháng shēngqǐ

我对你的爱从一开始就不会缺席

Wǒ duì nǐ de ài cóng yī kāishǐ jiù bù huì quēxí

被咖啡的香味叫醒

Bèi kāfēi de xiāngwèi jiào xǐng

为我吹干头发的你

Wèi wǒ chuīgān tóufà de nǐ

让我有种不真实又患失的感受

Ràng wǒ yǒu zhǒng bù zhēnshí yòu huàn shī de gǎnshòu

背着我踩沙滩的你

Bēizhe wǒ cǎi shātān de nǐ

额头的汗落在手心

Étóu de hàn luò zài shǒuxīn

我明白梦中亲吻我的那个人是你

Wǒ míngbái mèng zhōng qīnwěn wǒ de nàgè rén shì nǐ

Baby

你让我的心不再结冰

Nǐ ràng wǒ de xīn bù zài jié bīng

初雪我们围一条围巾

Chūxuě wǒmen wéi yītiáo wéijīn

整日沉溺在你的眼睛

Zhěngrì chénnì zài nǐ de yǎnjīng

你的深情

Nǐ de shēnqíng

望不到底

Wàng bù dàodǐ

Come on come on

靠我的胸口

Kào wǒ de xiōngkǒu

我的心脏

Wǒ de xīnzàng

随时为你跳动

Suíshí wèi nǐ tiàodòng

漫天雪花

Màn tiān xuěhuā

谁都不能摘走

Shéi dōu bùnéng zhāi zǒu

落在你的脸

Luò zài nǐ de liǎn

忍不住的触碰yeah

Rěn bù zhù de chùpèng yeah

We can just groove all night

不愿让你独自醒来

Bù yuàn ràng nǐ dúzì xǐng lái

你让我的世界花开

Nǐ ràng wǒ de shìjiè huā kāi

融化了冰川

Rónghuà le bīngchuān

就抱紧你的腰

Jiù bào jǐn nǐ de yāo

什么都不去想

Shénme dōu bù qù xiǎng

如果可以我想就这样一直到老

Rúguǒ kěyǐ wǒ xiǎng jiù zhèyàng yīzhí dào lǎo

我想你也明了

Wǒ xiǎng nǐ yě míngliǎo

对我多么重要

Duì wǒ duōme zhòngyào

才会让时间定格这一秒

Cái huì ràng shíjiān dìnggé zhè yī miǎo

All I mean is u

All I need is u

All I got is u

All I want is u

一想到

Yī xiǎngdào

被咖啡的香味叫醒

Bèi kāfēi de xiāngwèi jiào xǐng

为我吹干头发的你

Wèi wǒ chuīgān tóufà de nǐ

让我有种不真实又患失的感受

Ràng wǒ yǒu zhǒng bù zhēnshí yòu huàn shī de gǎnshòu

背着我踩沙滩的你

Bēizhe wǒ cǎi shātān de nǐ

额头的汗落在手心

Étóu de hàn luò zài shǒuxīn

我明白梦中亲吻我的那个人是你

Wǒ míngbái mèng zhōng qīnwěn wǒ de nàgè rén shì nǐ

Baby

你让我的心不再结冰

Nǐ ràng wǒ de xīn bù zài jié bīng

初雪我们围一条围巾

Chūxuě wǒmen wéi yītiáo wéijīn

整日沉溺在你的眼睛

Zhěngrì chénnì zài nǐ de yǎnjīng

你的深情

Nǐ de shēnqíng

望不到底

Wàng bù dàodǐ

English Translation:

Baby, don’t leave me

Promise me, like the twilight every evening

You’ll burn only for me

Missing you even more than yesterday

Like the sun rises each day without fail

My love for you will never be absent, from the very start

Awakened by the scent of coffee

Drying my hair for me

You make me feel both unreal and fearful of loss

You carry me on the beach

Sweat from your forehead falls into my palm

I realize the one kissing me in dreams is you

Baby

You warm my heart, no longer frozen

First snow, we share a scarf

Lost all day in your gaze,

In the depths of your affection

Where I can’t find the end

Come on, come on

Lean on my chest

My heart

Beats for you anytime

Snowflakes in the sky

No one can take them away

Falling on your face,

I can’t resist the touch, yeah

We can just groove all night

Not letting you wake alone

You make my world blossom

Melting the glaciers

Holding your waist tight

With nothing on my mind

If it’s possible, I want this to last till we grow old

I know you understand

How much you mean to me

That’s why time freezes in this moment

All I mean is you

All I need is you

All I got is you

All I want is you

Just the thought of

Being woken by the scent of coffee

You, drying my hair

Makes me feel both unreal and fearful of loss

You carry me on the beach

Sweat from your forehead falls into my palm

I realize the one kissing me in dreams is you

Baby

You warm my heart, no longer frozen

First snow, we share a scarf

Lost all day in your gaze,

In the depths of your affection

Where I can’t find the end

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