How to understand Eason Chan's "How good it is to be alive"?

I haven't seen the movies Asa and Eason, but I have different understandings of how good it is to be alive. As a person obsessed with the morbid trilogy, I have been thinking about which song is the ending of the trilogy. When the grapes are ripe, they are bitter gourd. I feel alive recently. Moreover, as a work that appeared earlier than the trilogy, it can be said that it indicates the tragic ending of the trilogy. Yes, people who can't love won't love after all. Even if I dress myself up, hide myself, follow each other, or even hurt each other, I still can't control my inner feelings. I can't hear or see the people I love laughing and playing anymore, so I have to hope that ta will live well. I died, and so did the person who loved ta. I dreamed that the person I loved would still be there forever. If you have a good time, don't miss me any more; If you think of me, you can tell ta's friends, "A pervert kept pestering me, and then ta finally died, haha. Yes, this joke is a souvenir. Want to cry? Crying is another song of Eason. Here, how can that unlovable ta cry for me? It's just that I was moved by myself, so I cried .. It's not ta who cried in pain, it's myself. I wish I were still alive. It's good to be alive. Of course, all this is just a brain hole opened by the spare tire itself. Get? Answer? Life is really a classic among classics, another one? Life is now, not to mention whether Eason has been distracted by so many concerts, and he himself is out of his depth.