Liu Hegang's song, holding my mother's hand

The original singer of 'Hold Mom's Hand' was Liu Hegang.

The original singer of 'Hold Mom's Hand' was Liu Hegang. This song was composed by Bing Xin and sung by Liu Hegang.

The singer of " Hold Mom's Hand " was Liu Hegang.

Liu Hegang's " My Old Father " was a song. The lyrics contained the feelings of missing his father and his deep love for him. This song was a compliment to his father's hard work and tenacity. The specific lyrics included missing his father's back, feeling his tenacity, touching his hands, touching his hardships, as well as his father's white hair and wrinkles at the corners of his eyes. The lyrics of this song were written by Che Che, and the composer was Qi Jianbo.

Liu Hegang's performance of "Hold Mom's Hand" once made the audience cry and moved them deeply. This song described how she often held her mother's hand when she was young, without any worries or worries. The lyrics expressed his gratitude and warmth to his mother. Although his mother's hands were rough, they were the gentlest. The song conveyed deep and touching emotions when it was sung, which resonated with the audience. The specific number of performances and dates were not mentioned.

The retired soldier's performance of "Hold Mom's Hand" moved the judges to tears. Although the names of the judges were not mentioned, the performance had clearly left a deep impression on them.

Liu Hegang's affectionate performance of "Hold Mom's Hand" made the audience cry and moved the audience.

Liu Hegang sang the song " Father," but did not mention the name of the song," My Old Father."

Liu Hegang's songs included "Children Travel Thousands of Miles,""Parents at Home,""Father,""Sister,""People's Soldiers,""Father and Fellow Villagers,""Hand in Hand, Back of Hand,""Song of Soldiers,""A Battle in Arms,""Suiyang Our Hometown,""People's Air Force Loyal to the Party,""Let's Sailing Together,""Happy Gathering," and so on.

"Hold Mom's Hand" was a song sung by Liu Hegang. The lyrics included memories of her unfilial childhood, her mother's bent back, her suffering mother, and so on. The lyrics were as follows: Thinking back to when I was young, I often held my mother's hand and turned around without any worries. On the day of school, I stood at the school gate and cried,"I want to go with you." When I grew up, I still held my mother's hand. When I thought of my childhood unfilial piety, my heart was very sad. My mother's waist bent. My mother's head turned white. My mother who suffered and worked hard, I want to carry you. I held my mother's hand and tears flowed down. Although her hands were rough, she was the gentlest. She held her mother's hand. Happiness was in her heart. Don't let go. That was the most beautiful waiting.