Kong Que Yu Fei Ying
Soler Lyrics

The lyrics of Soler's song Kong Que Yu Fei Ying ("Peacock Flies Southeast") depict a feeling of nostalgia and longing for someone who is no longer present. The song starts with the words "怀念我们"("Huaian women"), which means "I miss us". The first stanza talks about the delicate beauty of flowers, which they left behind, and the self-assured nature of not saying goodbye. The chorus describes the beauty of peacock tails, which are scattered but still look beautiful, like the memories of this person. The singer speaks about waiting for this person in their memories, where the scent of the breeze and the gentle rain are their only company.

The second stanza talks about how the singer remembers the moments they spent with this person, where they left behind the essence of their poetry. The last two lines of the stanza reiterate the beauty of peacocks' tails and the longing of waiting for this person in their memories. In the bridge, the singer imagines where this person might be, whether the sunset falls on someone's eyebrows for them to be together, regardless of the distance. The last chorus talks about how the singer, missing the smell of Osmanthus in a foreign land, remembers this person at this moment. The song conveys a sense of fondness for the past and a wistful desire to connect with someone who is far away.