美国歌曲老橡树上的黄丝带(American song a yellow ribbon on an old oak tree)

美国歌曲老橡树上的黄丝带（Americansongayellowribbononanoldoaktree）Americansong:ayellowribbononanoldoaktreeAwayIt'sdifferentstyle,warmandhomelytasteofnostalgiavillageyellowribbonformanyyearshasbeeninthemajorityofyoungpeople.AuthorTonyOrlando(Tony,Orland)createdamiracleoflove.Thedawnofthebandperformanceofsongs"theoldoaktreeyellowribbon"from1973to1979,Thesonghasbeenpublishedmorethan1000timesandhasbeenwidelycirculatedallovertheworld.Theprototypeofthesongcomesfromalovestorythatiswidelycirculatedamongthepeople.Itwaspublishedinthemagazine"NewYorkPost"in1971Thestory.PeteHamill,ajournalistinAmerica,wrotethestory.Thenameofthestoryis"gohome"(Going,Home).TheheroiscalledWenGe(Vingo).Thestoryiswritteninanoldoaktreewithayellowhandkerchief(YellowHandkerchiefs).Beforethestorybegan,theauthorwrote,"afewyearsago,inGreenwichVillage,NewYork,ImetayoungladyThemother,fromwhereshefirstheardthisstory,thisstoryislikelytoreappeareveryfewyears,hasbecomealotofnewThemysteriousfolklorethathasbeentoldagain.However,Istillbelievethatthebookdidhappensomewheresometime."Soonafterthestorywaspublished,thismonumentalpieceofmusicsoonappeared.Thelovestoryisnotonlyadaptedformusic,butalsoadaptedforfilm,starringfilmstarsKenTakakuraandQianHuiTheJapanesefilm"happyyellowhandkerchief"alsousedthisbookon.Ayellowhandkerchieforayellowribbonisatokenofloveas[appreciation]Inordertobetterunderstandandappreciatethesonghere,theoriginal"home"content.SomeyoungpeopleonthebusfromtheLordofFortDyer,thebusdrovetoNewJersey,theynoticedawearingadifferentThemaninthesuitsattheremotionless,unabletoseeage,coldandtaciturn,andhewasvingo.WhenthebusdrivesWhenyougotoarestaurantontheoutskirtsofwashington.Vingowasstillrootedinthecar,andtheyoungmanwassurprisedandtriedtoguesswhathemighthavebeenThevoyageiscaptainofamerchantship,lefthiswifehomeordischargedveterans.AgirlcomesintocontactwithhimandsaystheywanttobebeautifulVacationinFlorida.ButVingoonlywhispered,absent-minded.Thegirl'senthusiasmmadeWenGefinallytellhislifestory.HehadbeeninprisonforthreeyearsinNewYork,andnowhewasgoinghomeandinprisonTellthewifethatifshecan'tstandit,thechildrenalwaysaskthisquestionandmakehersosadthatshejustforgethimandmarriessomeoneelse.VingotookouthiswifeThepictureofthechildandthechildshowstheyoungmanthathiswifehasahomelybeautyandisawonderfulwoman.Threeyearsagotheyhadnottheletter,nowreleasedVingowifedidnotknowwhethertoremarry,whethertheyaccepthim.HewrotebeforehegotoutofprisonThewifesaidthatifshehadnoothermenandwantedhimtogohome,hewouldtieayellowhandkerchiefontheoldoaktreeatthedoor.WhenthebusisclosertohomeVingoBrunswick,youngpeoplesittinginthewindowseatlookingoutside,lookingforwardtoBoulogneBrunswickcome,onlyVingodaredtolook,heissteelingmyselffordisappointment.Allofasudden,thewholecarwasboilingup,Standup,shout,shoutandjump.Vingosatandstaredattheoldoaktree.Thetreeswerefullofyellowhandkerchiefs,twenty,thirty,or...Hundredsoftheseyellowhandkerchiefswavedlikeflagsofwelcome,andVingogotupandwalkedhome.ThebackgroundstoryofayellowribbononanoldoaktreeInOctober14,1971,theNewYorkpostcarriedastorycalled"GoingHome":acauseAnAmericanprisonerwhohadbeenconvictedforthreeyearswrotealettertohiswifeontheeveofhisrelease,sayinghehadfailedtodosoAdeepregretandapologyforahusband'sresponsibilityasafather;afamilythatexpectstobeabletoreturnhome;afamilythatcandoitagainandagainHethinkshehasmadeamistakeandisnotqualifiedtoaskthefamilytoaccepthim,soheisextremelyanxioustoknowthatifhiswifestillloveshim,heisstillwaitingforhimGohomeandtieayellowribbonaroundtheoldoaktreeattheentrancetothevillage.Ifhecan'tseetheyellowribbononthetree,heknowshiswife'sheartHewillcontinuetodriveaway.OnthecoachfromFloridatoMiami,hewasalwaysuneasyandanxiousandafraidofbeinghurt.WhenthecarClosetothetownsquareofMiami,Hecouldnotevenopenhiseyes,andbeggedthedriverandthepeopleinthecarriagetohelphimseeiftheoldoaktreewastiedTheYellowribbon.Whenheheardthecheersofallthepassengersonthebus,heopenedhiseyesandsawhundredsofHuangSiontheoldoaktreeattheentrancetothevillageWiththewind.......Hiswife,withherson,daughter,andthewholevillage,waitedforhimintheoldoaktree.ThecarThefamily,thevillage,everyoneclapped,andinthecheers,theirfamilyhuggedtightly.Thecoachwasdeeplymovedbythemovingscene,andwhenthestorywasabouttobecalled,thelocalmediawereinformedbytheentranceofthevillageAlmostatthesametime,themovingstorywasspreadtoallpartsofthecountry.ItcausedagreatsensationinChinaatthattimeTothisday,thistrueandmovingstorycontinues.Soonafterthestorywaspublished,thismonumentalpieceofmusicsoonappeared.ThemovingstorywasmadeintoasongTie,A,Yellow,Ribbon,Round,The,Old,Oak,Tree(yellowribbonontheoldoaktree),accompaniedbysongs,spreadthroughoutthestoryAllovertheworld.TheyellowribbonhasalsobecomethesymbolofAmerica's"freedomtowelcomeimprisonedpeople".Attached:Chineselyrics:Iendedupinprison,Isrushingtothehome.Ihavetoknowwhat'smine.Didyoureceivemyletter?,Itoldyoutoescapefromprison,Ifyouneedme,Ifneedme......Thenyou'llknowwhattodo.Ah,tieayellowribbonroundtheoldoaktree,It'sbeenthreelongyears.Doyoustillneedme?IfIcan'tseetheyellowribbonaroundtheoldoaktree,I'vealwaysstayedinthebus;IfIcan'tseetheyellowribbonaroundtheoldoaktree,Iforgotourpastandblamedmyselfforever......Driver,pleasetakealookatme,BecauseIcan'tstandtheresultsI'mabouttosee.Istillseemtobeinprison,Onlymylove-shecanopenthelockoftheprisondoor.TheplainyellowribbonisthereliefIneed,Iwrotetotellher,pleasesatisfyme.Ah,tieayellowribbonroundtheoldoaktree,It'sbeenthreelongyears.Doyoustillneedme?Ifyoucan'tseetheyellowribbonaroundtheoldoaktree,I'vealwaysstayedinthebus;Ifyoucan'tseetheyellowribbonaroundtheoldoaktree,Iforgotourpastandblamedmyselfforever......Driver,pleasetakealookatme,Didshetiearibbon?,Withayellowribbonaroundthebranchesoftheoldoaktree?I'mlookingforwardtoit,Ipray-Atlastthewholecarriagecheered.Ican'tbelievemyeyes,Hundredsofyellowribbonsroundthebranchesoftheoldoaktree......I'mgoingbacktomyhome,Tieayellowribbonaroundthebranchesoftheoldoaktree......Englishlyrics:I'm,comin',home,I',VE,done,my,timeNow,I,VE,got,to,know,what,is,,and,isn't,mineIf,you,received,my,letter,you,I,telling,D,soon,be,freeThen,you'll,know,just,what,to,doIf,you,still,want,meIf,you,still,want,meWhoa,tie,a,yellow,ribbon,'Round,the,,old,oak,treeIt's,been,three,long,years,do,you,still,want,me,still,want,meIf,I,don't,see,a,ribbon,'Round,the,,old,oak,treeI'll,stay,on,the,busForget,about,US,put,the,blame,on,meIf,I,don't,see,a,yellow,ribbon,'Round,the,,old,oak,treeBus,driver,please,look,for,me'cause,I,couldn't,bear,to,see,what,I,see,mightI'm,really,still,in,prisonAnd,my,love,she,holds,the,keyA,simple,yellow,ribbon's,what,I,need,to,,set,me,freeI,wrote,and,told,her,pleaseWhoa,tie,a,yellow,ribbon,'Round,the,,old,oak,treeIt's,been,three,long,yearsDo,you,still,want,me,(still,want,me)If,I,don't,see,a,ribbon,'Round,the,,old,oak,treeI'll,stay,on,the,busForger,about,US,put,the,blame,on,meIf,I,don't,see,a,yellow,ribbon,'Round,the,,old,oak,treeBus,driver,please,yeah,please,look,for,me如果她系上丝带在老橡树上系一根黄丝带我祈祷，我祈祷现在整个该死的巴士是卓轩”我不敢相信我看到了一百黄丝带环绕在老橡树上的我回家了，嗯，嗯在老橡树上系一条丝带…《老橡树上的黄丝带》在老橡树上系条黄丝带我要回家了，我已经做完了时间。现在我必须知道什么是，不是我的。如果你收到我告诉你的信我很快就自由了，然后你就知道该怎么做了如果你还想我，如果你还想我。在老橡树上系一条黄丝带。已经三年了。你还想要我吗？如果我没有看到老橡树上的黄丝带，我会留在车上，忘记我们，如果我看不到，就把责任推到我身上你在老橡树上的黄丝带。公车司机，请找我。因为我无法承受我所看到的。我真的还在监狱里，我的爱她握着钥匙一个简单的黄丝带，在老橡树上在老橡树上系一条黄丝带。已经三年了。你还想要我吗？如果我没有看到老橡树上的黄丝带，我会留在车上，忘记我们，如果我看不到，就把责任推到我身上你在老橡树上的黄丝带。在老橡树上系一条丝带。在老橡树上系一条丝带。在老橡树上系一条丝带。现在整辆该死的巴士都在欢呼我不敢相信我看到了一百条的黄丝带的老橡树。在老橡树上系一条丝带。在老橡树上系一条丝带。在老橡树上系一条丝带。......[参考译文]老橡树上的黄丝带我服刑已满，我就要回来。什么属于我现在我才渐明白。如果你收到我的信知道我将获释，你会知道怎么做，如果你还把我爱，如果你还爱，在老橡树上系条黄丝带。我离开三年之久，你是否还把我爱？如果看不到老橡树上的黄丝带，我将不下车，忘掉那过去，过错都归我，如果我看不到老橡树上的黄丝带。司机先生，请你帮我看，因为我无法承受要看到的黄丝带。我真的仍在狱里，她握着爱的钥匙，那就是在老橡树上系一条普通的黄丝带请在老橡树上系条黄丝带。我已离开三年之久，你是否还把我爱？如果我看不到老橡树上的黄丝带，我将不下车，忘掉那过去，过错都归我，如果我看不到老橡树上的黄丝带。在老橡树上系条黄丝带，在老橡树上系条黄丝带，在老橡树上系条黄丝带。现在整个汽车在欢呼，我真不敢相信老橡树上系满了黄丝带。在老橡树上系条黄丝带，在老橡树上系条黄丝带，在老橡树上系条黄丝带。