秦時明月漢時關.英文版6

[intro]            
            
[verse]            
Qin's moon, Han's frontier outposts            
Endless wars, never ceasing            
Ten thousand miles away, soldiers never return            
Only legends linger in our ears            
            
[pre-chorus]            
If General Li Guang still walked this earth            
How could he let barbarian horses cross the Yin Mountains?            
            
[chorus]            
A white jade saddle adorns the galloping steed            
The general charges through billowing dust            
Fighting till dusk deepens the crimson sky            
Drumbeats from the city walls shake the wilderness            
The scabbard holds a blade still wet with blood            
The cold moon silently watches the battlefield            
            
[verse]            
Long have they toiled in distant garrisons, clad in iron            
Jade chopsticks weep after farewells            
Young wives south of the city mourn with broken hearts            
Soldiers north of Ji look back in vain            
            
[pre-chorus]            
Were Wei Qing and Huo Qubing to return            
They'd surely make the Xiongnu tremble with fear            
            
[chorus]            
A white jade saddle adorns the galloping steed            
The general charges into billowing dust            
Fighting till dusk deepens the crimson sky            
The city walls' drums shake the wilderness            
The scabbard holds a blade still wet with blood            
The cold moon illuminates the silent battlefield            
            
[outro]