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A moon half full of hope, half full of goodbyes.
Instrumental erhu-solo brief · long notes and breathing pauses
The English source text joins a sip, a road and a moon. Petals drift away, yet an old song finds a heart on the road. The bridge turns from walking alone towards looking back; the singalong text brings two voices together. Hope and farewell are allowed to share the same space.
The public direction calls for an entirely instrumental erhu solo: sustained notes, slides and breathing pauses give the tune room for an unhurried exchange. The English text is thematic context, not evidence of singing. This 4:23 source keeps its own artwork, duration and link beside the same-title edition.
Read the lyrics
[Verse 1]
One more sip, and I’m gone
One more sip, and I’m gone
This moon tonight
Half full of hope, half full of goodbyes
[Chorus]
Old boats drift where the new tides run
Fallen petals float till the river’s done
I go where the wild winds blow
Every old song finds a heart on the road
I still feel it
[Verse 2]
Who knows where this road leads?
Some days the world gives nothing I need
Night comes down
I watch us meet, then scatter through this town
[Chorus]
Who can lift this glass with me?
Stay till fall, when the leaves turn gold
One more sip, and I’m gone
One more sip, and I’m gone
This moon tonight
Half full of hope, half full of goodbyes
[Bridge]
If you’ve ever walked alone
Give your worries to the evening breeze
We’ve crossed mountains, miles of sea
Turn around—there’s still a light for you
[Singalong]
One more sip, one more song
Your voice and mine will carry us till dawn
One more sip, one more song
Hearts that find each other sing across the miles
[Final Chorus]
Who can lift this glass with me?
Stay till fall, when the leaves turn gold
One more sip, one more song
This moon tonight, half hope, half goodbyes
[Loop Outro]
One more sip, and I’m gone
One more sip, and I’m gone
This moon tonight
Half full of hope, half full of goodbyes