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Introduction: Priscilla Chan's white-label single "Joe Le Taxi" is a classic song of hers. This version is a special edition released on a white record. Released in 1985, the song marked Priscilla Chan's breakthrough and success in the pop music scene.

"Joe Le Taxi" is a lively and upbeat song that showcases Priscilla Chan's charm and musical talent with its catchy rhythm and unique vocals. The lyrics tell the story of a taxi driver named Joe, expressing a pursuit of freedom and adventure. Full of youthful energy and playful sentiment, the song became one of the most popular songs among young people at the time.

The white special edition adds a unique collectible value and aesthetic appeal to "Joe Le Taxi." The white record visually presents a sense of simplicity and purity, while also echoing the song's upbeat rhythm and sunny atmosphere. This makes this version of the single a highly sought-after collectible for fans and music collectors.

The release of the white version of the single "Joe Le Taxi" earned Priscilla Chan a wider audience and greater recognition, establishing her as one of the most important representatives of the Chinese pop music scene. The song not only achieved success in Hong Kong but also gained widespread recognition globally, becoming one of Priscilla Chan's signature works.

lyrics:
A stifling feeling filled my senses, seeping into my veins. I kicked a metal can, feeling utterly miserable at the midnight party because I had no one to dance with. To the beat, he smiled and invited me to dance wildly, wiping away my pent-up emotions. Little did I know that a romantic night is like a dream, fleeting and swift. Midnight arrived, and my dance partner was gone, leaving me astonished.
Joe Le Taxi was utterly dejected. He didn't know where this polite man had gone, and I felt even less interested. I put on my trench coat, jumped into the taxi, and approached my home. Everything seemed unchanged, but my mind was preoccupied. Looking into the distance, I didn't say a word. How could I have known that after despair came a vibrant sunset? I met him, smiled, and said, "Get in." How could I have known that after despair came a vibrant sunset? I met him, smiled, and said, "Get in."
Joe Le Taxi poetically sets the stage for this reserved woman; this polite man sees through her thoughts; this woman races day and night for her dreams; this woman silently admires him on romantic nights.