三年二班

眼睛你要擦亮 记住我的模样
表情不用太紧张 我是 三年二班
我专心打球的侧脸还满好看
黑板是吸收知识的地方
只是教室的阳光 那颜色我不太喜欢
没有操场的自然
为何比较漂亮的都是在隔壁班
还有考卷的答案 我刚好都不会算
没关系 再继续努力 没关系

为什么上课时举手很难
为什么拿线上宝物简单
为什么女生不喜欢太胖
为什么都别人手机在响

正手发长球的打法只是初级乒乓
反手短打再狠狠杀球是高级乒乓
回转技巧乒乓 前场速攻乒乓
对墙壁 在练习 乒乓 乒乓

这第一名到底要多强
(不用问 一定有人向你挑战)
到底还要过多少关
(不用怕 告诉他们谁是男子汉)
可不可以不要这个奖
(不想问 我只想要流一点汗)
我当我自己的裁判
(不想说 选择对手跟要打的仗)

这第一名到底要多强
(不用问 一定有人向你挑战)
到底还要过多少关
(不用怕 告诉他们谁是男子汉)
可不可以不要这个奖
(不想问 我只想要流一点汗)
我当我自己的裁判
(不想说 选择对手跟要打的仗)

这第一名到底要多强
(不用问 一定有人向你挑战)
到底还要过多少关
(不用怕 告诉他们谁是男子汉)
可不可以不要这个奖
(不想问 我只想要流一点汗)
我当我自己的裁判
(不想说 选择对手跟要打的仗)

我不想 就这样一直走
每天都遇上 充满敌意那种眼光
等机会 就是要打倒对方
这种结果我不要 这虚荣的骄傲
这目的很好笑 我其实都知道
你只是想炫耀 我永远做不到
你永远赢不了 我永远做不到
你永远赢不了 永远都赢不了

走下乡 寻找哪有花香
(为什么 这么简单你做不到)
坐车厢 朝着南下方向
(为什么 这种速度你追不到)
鸟飞翔 穿过这条小巷
(为什么 这么简单你做不到)
仔细想 这种生活安详
(为什么 这种速度你追不到)
不好笑 不好笑 不好笑
不好笑 不好笑 不好笑

这第一名到底要多强
(不用问 一定有人向你挑战)
到底还要过多少关
(不用怕 告诉他们谁是男子汉)
可不可以不要这个奖
(不想问 我只想要流一点汗)
我当我自己的裁判
(不想说 选择对手跟要打的仗)

这第一名到底要多强
(不用问 一定有人向你挑战)
到底还要过多少关
(不用怕 告诉他们谁是男子汉)
可不可以不要这个奖
(不想问 我只想要流一点汗)
我当我自己的裁判
(不想说 选择对手跟要打的仗)

我不想 就这样一直走
每天都遇上 充满敌意那种眼光
等机会 就是要打倒对方
这种结果我不要 这虚荣的骄傲
我不想 就这样一直走
每天都遇上 充满敌意那种眼光
等机会 就是要打倒对方
这种结果我不要 这虚荣的骄傲

走下乡 寻找哪有花香
坐车厢 朝着南下方向
鸟飞翔 穿过这条小巷
仔细想 这种生活安详

Class 3-2

Sharpen your focus, remember my appearance–
no need for your expression to tense up. I’m 3rd year, class two;
The side I focus playing ping ball on is good-looking
the blackboard is a place to absorb knowledge.
It’s only the color of the sunlight in the classroom which I don’t like–
it doesn’t have the playground’s nature.
Why are the more beautiful ones in the class next door?
I just won’t calculate the test answers–
no problem–I’ll keep working hard–no problem.

Why is raising your hand in class so hard?
Why is holding treasures on a thread so easy?
Why do girls not like getting too fat?
Why are the other people’s cell phones ringing?

The front hand long serve technique is only basic level ping pong.
The back hand short serve smash is advanced level ping pong.
Rotation skill ping pong, front hit ping pong
Facing the wall, [I] practice ping pong, ping pong.

How strong is the first placer?
(No need to ask–there’s someone who will challenge you for sure)
How many more levels do I have to pass?
(No need to be afraid–tell them who is the man)
Can I not have this prize?
(I don’t want to ask; I just want to sweat a little)
I become my own referee
(I don’t want to speak, choose an attack and your opponent)

How strong is the first placer?
(No need to ask–there’s someone who will challenge you for sure)
How many more levels do I have to pass?
(No need to be afraid–tell them who is the man)
Can I not have this prize?
(I don’t want to ask; I just want to sweat a little)
I become my own referee
(I don’t want to speak, choose an attack and your opponent)

How strong is the first placer?
(No need to ask–there’s someone who will challenge you for sure)
How many more levels do I have to pass?
(No need to be afraid–tell them who is the man)
Can I not have this prize?
(I don’t want to ask; I just want to sweat a little)
I become my own referee
(I don’t want to speak, choose an attack and your opponent)

I don’t want to always walk like this:
encountering gazes filled with hostility everyday,
waiting for the opportunity to take down the other side.
I don’t want this end, this vain pride;
this goal is funny–I actually know it all.
You just want to show off, I’ll never do it.
You’ll never win, I’ll never do it.
You’ll never win, you’ll never win!

Going to the countryside to find the flowers’ fragrance
(why can’t you do something so simple?)
Riding the bus facing south
(why can’t you chase this speed?)
Birds fly, passing over the alleyway
(why can’t you do something so simple?),
I carefully think about life’s serenity
(why can’t you chase this speed?)
Not funny, not funny, not funny
not funny, not funny, not funny

How strong is the first placer?
(No need to ask–there’s someone who will challenge you for sure)
How many more levels do I have to pass?
(No need to be afraid–tell them who is the man)
Can I not have this prize?
(I don’t want to ask; I just want to sweat a little)
I become my own referee
(I don’t want to speak, choose an attack and your opponent)

How strong is the first placer?
(No need to ask–there’s someone who will challenge you for sure)
How many more levels do I have to pass?
(No need to be afraid–tell them who is the man)
Can I not have this prize?
(I don’t want to ask; I just want to sweat a little)
I become my own referee
(I don’t want to speak, choose an attack and your opponent)

I don’t want to always walk like this:
encountering gazes filled with hostility everyday,
waiting for the opportunity to take down the other side.
I don’t want this end, this vain pride;
I don’t want to always walk like this:
encountering gazes filled with hostility everyday,
waiting for the opportunity to take down the other side.
I don’t want this end, this vain pride.

Going to the countryside to find the flowers’ fragrance
Riding the bus facing south
Birds fly, passing over the alleyway
I carefully think about life’s serenity.

Submitted by Elda Mengisto