Recycling Priscilla Chan's unpublished records from the "Worried Woman Street"

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Introduction: "Living on the Street of Wrongful Women" is a classic song by Hong Kong singer Priscilla Chan, released in 1986. The song was composed by James Wong, and the lyrics describe the sorrow and heartache of the female protagonist in a love story.

"Living on the Street of Wrongful Women" is based on pop-rock, with a light and upbeat melody and a brisk rhythm. Priscilla Chan's unique voice and emotional expression have made this song a favorite among fans. The song incorporates elements of electronic synthesizers and guitar, creating a contemporary and unique musical atmosphere.

The song's lyrics tell the story of a woman who, after being hurt in a relationship, wanders alone on a women's street, expressing the pain of heartbreak and despair for love. The emotions and reflections on life conveyed in the lyrics touched the hearts of many listeners.

"Living on the Street of Wrongful Women" has become one of Priscilla Chan's signature songs and a classic of Hong Kong pop music. This song showcases Priscilla Chan's excellent singing ability and emotional expression, and also marked a breakthrough for her in the music industry.

This song, with its heartfelt melody and touching lyrics, is deeply loved by a wide audience and continues to be sung and enjoyed to this day. It showcases Priscilla Chan's talent as an outstanding singer and her unique understanding of music.

lyrics:
I can't stop, I can't stop, I can't stop...
I can't stop, I can't stop, I can't stop... The Street of Wrongful Women

Haha, don't guess I'm alone under the moon, melancholy thinking of you and reminiscing about the past. This young lady has never liked living with tears in her eyes. Walking with you is like being alone; I'm not alarmed. Without you, my heart is even calmer.

I'd rather not move into the neighborhood of bitter women. Heartbreak will only help me grow up; loneliness will only make me understand the realm of being carefree.

Although I can't deliberately prevent you from entering my dreams, you happily do the things we used to do with me. When I wake up, I won't remember that phantom. With no one to talk to, I feel light and free; even dancing at midnight feels more energetic.

I'd rather not move into the "bitter women's neighborhood." Heartbreak will only help me grow up. I'd rather not move into the "bitter women's neighborhood." Alas, it doesn't suit me. My tears will never be sold cheaply.

It's pointless to wait for you anymore; I don't want to lose myself again; it's pointless to let you become complacent; I don't want you to praise yourself.


It's pointless to wait for you anymore; I don't want to lose myself again; it's pointless to let you become complacent; I don't want you to praise yourself.

I'd rather not move into the neighborhood of bitter women. Heartbreak will only help me grow up; loneliness will only make me understand the realm of being carefree.

Oh, I'd rather not move into the "bitter women's neighborhood." Heartbreak will only help me grow up. I'd rather not move into the "bitter women's neighborhood." Alas, it doesn't suit me. My tears will never be sold cheaply.

I'd rather not move into the neighborhood of bitter women. Heartbreak will only help me grow up; loneliness will only make me understand the realm of being carefree.