What does Jay Chou's song "Stranded" express?

Jay Chou's Stranded can only be expressed once, and he can't go back. It mainly tells that the man hurt the woman, and the woman didn't forgive him, but the woman left him, leaving him alone to regret and be sad.

Lyrics:

The sky that hasn't cleared up for a long time still retains your smile.

I cried, but I couldn't hide my apologies. The kite ran aground on a cloudy day.

Missing is still waiting to be saved, and I am pulling the thread to relive your tenderness.

Exposed to the loneliness on the side, laughing that you can't afford the promise.

Why, why, you forgive me.

I can only read the dialogue forever and read the harm I have given you.

If I can't forgive me, please consider me gone.

I opened my eyes and looked at the blank, forgetting what you expected of me.

After watching Dependence, I will leave soon.

The sky that hasn't cleared up for a long time still retains your smile.

I cried, but I couldn't hide my apologies. The kite ran aground on a cloudy day.

Missing is still waiting to be saved, and I am pulling the thread to relive your tenderness.

Exposed to the loneliness on the side, laughing that you can't afford the promise.

Why, why, you forgive me.

I can only read the dialogue forever and read the harm I have given you.

If I can't forgive me, please consider me gone.

I opened my eyes and looked at the blank, forgetting what you expected of me.

After watching Dependence, I will leave soon.

I can only read the dialogue forever and read the harm I have given you.

If I can't forgive me, please consider me gone.

I opened my eyes and looked at the blank, forgetting what you expected of me.

After watching Dependence, I will leave soon.

Extended data:

Stranding is a song sung by Jay Chou, written in German, composed by Jay Chou and arranged by Zhong Xingmin, and included in the album Qilixiang released by Jay Chou on August 3rd, 2004.

Jay Chou has a unique singing style. He relies on his personalized, natural and frank singing style to shape his own voice, and through appropriate falsetto and modal particle control to increase the expressive force of his works.

Jay Chou's pronunciation is also part of his distinctive style. He broke the principle that the singer enunciated clearly, and instead sang his own personality in a way that ignored the flat tone and highlighted the melody, and matched this personality with the young audience's demand for fashion music style.