风到这里就是黏 黏住过客的思念
雨到了这里缠成线 缠著我们流连人世间
你在身边就是缘 缘分写在三生石上面
爱有万分之一甜 宁愿我就葬在这一点
圈圈圆圆圈圈 天天年年天天 的我
深深看你的脸 生气的温柔 埋怨的温柔 的脸

不懂爱恨情愁煎熬的我们
都以为相爱就像风云的善变
相信爱一天 抵过永远 在这一刹那冻结了时间
不懂怎么表现温柔的我们
还以为殉情只是古老的传言
离愁能有多痛 痛有多浓
当梦被埋在江南烟雨中
心碎了才懂

jiang1 nan3 by lin jun jie above. Felt that the lyrics were quite well-written, unlike some mouse and rice sh**. hmm...feel like blogging bout the movie A.I. in this entry, though yes i watched it last sunday. My entries are starting to lag behind....

Just would like to bring out a few scenes those who haven't watched or forgot, here's a quick summary, a robot boy was adopted by a couple to replace their missing child. This robot boy was created with the ability to love. When the missing child was found, the robot boy was unceremoniously kicked out of the house. Becoz of a fairytale "his mother" once told him, he believed that the blue fairy from pinnochio would be able to turn him into a real boy annd so he embarked on a journey to find the blue fairy.

The scene I wan to bring up is the one regarded by most film critics as the more appropiate ending to movie. The robot boy dived underwater in a submarine towards the remnants of a theme park. He found the blue fairy, a stationary figurine that survivied the destruction of the park and started praying to it. "pls blue fairy, turn me into a real boy." and he goes on and on.....

Stupidity? Rather i think that i lack such courage to believe.

Later in the movie, they showed the robot boy being rescued 1000 years later when humans are extinct, obviously by Aritificial Intelligence. And when the robot boy touched the blue fairy, the blue fairy shattered into pieces.....

Thats what I'm afraid of- the truth.

At the end of the movie, the robot boy chose to "die" beside his re-cloned mother who could only live for a day and the narrator goes, "and for once, he enters the place where dreams come true."

The robot boy lived a life not meant to be, am I following his path?

As i pondered, i found inspiration in xunqi's recent blog entry.
"There is suffering in life, and there are defeats. No one can avoid them. But it's better to lose some of the battles in the struggle for your dreams than to be defeated without ever even knowing what you're fighting for."

Exactly?