Liên Khúc Nội Tôi - Mắm Kho Quê Nhà ✿ Đào Bích Thảo ☀ Nhạc Thiếu Nhi Hay Nhất Cho Bé

What's the matter with visiting the hometown visiting the extended family already white-haired Heart suddenly busy dear aunt I have returned When the poem is long my mother makes me happy by catching crabs for me She brings them home wrapping them in conut when she gives them to me to eat What conut tree visits the hometown revisiting childhood memories There's the green vegetable patch from days gone by grandmother once cultivated it The tall bamboo fence is lonely and desolate the yellow flowers are sad and lonely The high wall is silent it's been a long time since I've missed you my dear Evening nostalgia missing so much Asking me to take care of the child to care for the child all my life A lifetime of rowing ferrying through rain and sun White hair and hunched back how sad it is my dear inner one Home-style fish sauce my grandmother cooks it with eggplant vegetables Poor village fish sauce my grandmother catches each little fish August brings the taste of home rising up besides two green vegetables Afternoon comes to the aunt's house the smoke of firewood stings and tears fly up A gentle heart yet full of love silver hair mixed with mist loving the child long rains and sun How can I bear the sorrow of the silver robe the worn-out Laotian shoes By the oil lamp my grandmother sits her eyes blurred her back bent Who would miss them the lowly ones The bamboo grove also withers the tall trees sway and who returns in the morning and evening No more lullabies no more calling out "Oh my child oh my child " no more asking "My dear are you well " Is the fish sauce good my dear I miss you so much auntie How could you leave me I miss you so much auntie At dusk missing you how I miss you A lifetime of raising grandchildren loving one's children a lifetime of stopping by to give a ride on the ferry Long years of rain and sun white hair bent forward loving flowers Dear grandmother today in the afternoon I miss you how I miss you My grandmother understands grandmother smiles tenderly with love He sat with his hands behind his back laughing and teasing the second one to remember to visit home It's been a long time why haven't you come back to visit the hometown The tea plant also withers the tall tree sways who returns in the morning and evening No more lullabies no more calls of "oh my child oh my child" Delicious sauce why would you leave me grandmother I miss you so much Why does it sound like that looking at the blue wildflowers Suddenly I'm craving to eat the fish sauce from the warehouse back then Fresh eggplant bitter melon fragrant corn and tender green beans remember forever in my heart auntie the fermented fish sauce of my hometown Looking at the banana trees and the flowering branches my hometown's river still flows lazily Why did you leave my child as you stand waiting for someone