[Verse 1]
Cloud ear
Imagining you are fine here
A wonderful thing vomits
[Verse 2]
Fleeting the stillness of panic
Wilted, they’re peeling all over it
Rosy, dripping, dropping for a
Promise of a story without burning
[Chorus]
Bye, blossom
They took you away from
Your favourite sour gum
Left in a rush, flowering dust
Bye, blossom
[Bridge]
La, la, la
La, la, la
La, la, la
La, la, la
La, la, la
La, la, la
La, la, la
La, la, la
La, la, la
La, la, la
[Chorus]
Bye, blossom
They took you away from your favorite sour gum
Left in a rush, flowering dust
Bye, blossom
Bye, blossom
They took you away from your favorite sour gum
Left in a rush, flowering dust
Bye, blossom
hoi faa was written by mui zyu.
hoi faa was produced by mui zyu & Luciano Rossi (Guitarist).
mui zyu told Father/Daughter Records:
Collaborating with the amazing Jett Kwong (who features on guzheng and backing vocals) was incredible. I contacted Jett a few months ago, after being blown away by her playing. We have lots in common and share the experiences of being East Asian female musician...
According to Father/Daughter Records, “hoi faa” means “to bloom” in Cantonese, nodding to mui zyu’s Chinese heritage and the flower-themed lyrics in the song.