Sunflower on a Rainy Day

Drip, drip, drop, rain falls on the asphalt. How are you today? Chirp, chirp, the sparrows laugh at you, calling you silly. It's raining, why aren't you going home? Because we all look up to the same light. Because we all grow from the same soil. Because we all believe that even if it rains, the sun will shine again. Sunflower on a rainy day, couldn't find the sun. Sunflower on a rainy day, temporarily lost its way. But the rain will stop, right? The sunflower will keep blooming. It will keep protecting our home. Sunflower on a rainy day, feeling down. Sunflower on a rainy day, also wandered before. But the rain will stop, right? The sunflower will become stronger. Silently shining in the heavy rain. This is one of the famous songs from the Sunflower Student Movement. I personally really like these lyrics, especially the version sung by a little girl. Although she looked like she was pushed onto the stage to sing and hadn't yet understood the deeper meaning, listening to her slightly hoarse, young voice, her performance, so different from an adult's singing, unexpectedly evoked a unique sentiment.