Finally, someone new and he sings in Cantonese. There is hope in HK music scene after all 
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I was wondering why his name sounds like a Moslem’s name, and found out that Khalil Fong’s religion is Baha’i. Out of curiosity , I searched what Baha’i is, from what I read, it seems like a spin-off from the Islamic faith. This religion is prohibited in Indonesia, that’s probably why I never heard of it. Nonetheless, I love this song.
The lyrics (in scarily complex unsimplified Chinese) – I’m hoping I’ll find someone kind enough to produce the romanised version of it and possibly translates it too , haha ^.^
是他也是你和我
同相親相愛也相爭
大家偶遇在人海
你我各留痕
幾許歡與笑
多少愛和恨
那狂潮捲起
燦爛又繽紛
是苦也是甜美
人生的喜惡怎麼分
大家各自尋找
你我心中印
幾許哭與歎
多少假與真
讓狂潮起跌
混合愛和恨
是他也是你和我
同悲歡喜惡過一生
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I approve of this song
” it seems like a spin-off from the Islamic faith”
Nope. Baha’i is just another religion, out of Islam, as you can say so either for Ahmadiyah..
@A: yupp… i love it too
ah … i see
I wonder why it’s prohibited in Indonesia .
err, Baha’i itself have claimed so; it is a different religion than any others; however, the history tells that it is a sect of Islam which has crossed the line. Its characteristics mislead people to correlate it to Islam, for instance the namings, the terms used, you know, that’s quite troubling and confusing people (just like what happened to you
)
anyway, the prohibition might due to prevention of conflicts that might occur, and this kind of case could be more or less categorized as the term popularly called ‘penodaan agama’ just like the case of ‘ahmadiyah’ or ‘lia-eden’.
thanks a lot for the information
btw, ini siapa ya ? heuehehe PU-ers ?
If i’ve to pick out of the ppl we know, that sounds like AD =)
@A: nope, definitely not him
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