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"On the Water's Edge" is the theme song of the film of the same name by Qiong Yao. It was first sung by Taiwanese singers Jiang Lei and Gao Lingfeng in 1975. The song was written by Qiong Yao and composed by Lin Jiaqing. The lyrics are taken from the poem "Jianjia" in the Book of Songs, and depict a beautiful and poignant love story.

In 1980, Teresa Teng re-sang this song and included it in her album "Yan Hong Xiao Qu". Teresa Teng's version quickly became a hit across China and is considered one of her classic works. Her rendition perfectly conveyed the emotions in the lyrics; her gentle yet magnetic voice beautifully captured the song's sorrow and beauty.

lyrics:

Green grass grows lush and white mist hangs heavy, a beautiful woman dwells by the water. I wish I could go upstream to be by her side, but alas, treacherous shoals lie ahead, and the road is long and winding. I wish I could go downstream to find her, but I only vaguely see her in the middle of the water. I wish I could go upstream to whisper sweet nothings to her, but alas, treacherous shoals lie ahead, and the road is winding and endless. I wish I could go downstream to find her trace, but I only vaguely see her standing in the water. Green grass grows lush and white mist hangs heavy, a beautiful woman dwells by the water.