"Paris Charm" Lyrics

Carmelo 2022-02-07 14:47:22

The charm of Paris makes me fall deep in the arms of Paris The bustling surrounds me in the whirlpool of joy I am captivated and surrounded I can't breathe I can't breathe. On the other hand, a fatong leaf fell on the steps of the subway station and landed, but I didn’t have the courage to pounce on the blazing sun. Paris’s charm is infinite, but it also hurt me a thousand times. Imprisoned, but I'm proud of this loneliness. Life is full of pain, but there is joy and happiness. The rhythm of Paris urges me to move forward. Every day when I wake up, the loneliness and cruel fate are mischievous. Noisy in a peaceful city, but never stops, the heart of Paris never stops beating, never stops, never stops, never stops, never stops, never stops

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  • Ivy 2022-04-24 07:01:24

    It can be called a model of daily drama. There is almost no "plot" in the real sense, and it only shows a process of emotional changes. The pilot's wife doesn't really show up, it's just a conversation starter to bring out the character's series of reactions, Christine's sudden farewell, Anna's inexplicable melancholy, François's unease, suspicion, and the encounter with Lucy. It is also the starting point of misunderstanding, quarrel and relief between Francois and Anna. Rohmer does not shy away from the squeezing of personal space by emotional relationships and the temporary relaxation of morals on occasional empathy. In this film, Rohmer's discussion of emotional relationship almost no longer relies on artificial plot design, no longer constructs idealized models, drama and reality are becoming more muddled, and an ordinary emotional slice that all people in love will encounter Under the lens, describe and analyze it, but do not make judgments.

  • Bailee 2022-04-20 09:02:33

    Paris is so charming and hurts me a thousand times; I am still proud, proud of this loneliness. Three sets of relationships and four arrows, the sadness in my heart and the real thoughts, "We won't say anything." The more I read it, the more I realize Rohmer's graceful, long and rare. 9/10