【English translation for the Chinese lyrics for this song.】 "Dare to Try" Stumbling along the way, feeling lost along the way I'm uncertain whether I should move forward or step back, but I'll never surrender I strand and start again, time after time Always with a firm gaze, looking straight ahead Without falling a few times, how can birds learn to fly? Without experiencing failure, how can we know the sweetness of success? I won't give in, and I won't give up Facing mockery and doubt, bravely being myself Dare to try, life is short like a fleeting moment Even in failure, I'll give it my best I won't be arrogant, and I won't stop Facing applause and cameras, calmly being myself Dare to try, the world is vast and full of wonders Even in success, I'll strive harder Oh, dare to try It's better to learn from a master than to worship Buddha It's better to rely on oneself than on others Try everything possible with a calm mind Don't self-pity, and never give up As long as I persevere, miracles will happen Repeat I will stubbornly persist in making mistakes Not giving up every single day, staying true to myself Stubbornly persisting in making mistakes
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The following is an introduction to the background of the Chinese lyrics that I used to create this song. I hope it will be helpful for you to understand this song. Today, the song we are going to learn to sing is "Dare to Try." The melody is from the Disney movie "Zootopia" and its soundtrack "Try Everything" This song has gained popularity among listeners due to its positive theme, upbeat melody, and inspiring lyrics. The lyrics of "Try Everything" express the theme of bravely trying and pursuing dreams. It encourages people to face challenges, overcome difficulties, And persist in pursuing their dreams, No matter how many failures they encounter, they should keep trying. My Chinese version of the lyrics retains the theme and basic structure of the original lyrics, But it is not a literal translation sentence by sentence. Instead, I have created Chinese lyrics based on my understanding of the storyline, theme, and melody. The biggest difference is that each verse of my Chinese version rhymes, Making it more catchy and easier to learn and sing along. It is important to note that the nasal sound "ang" is not pronounced accurately by the female singer. Please pay attention to the pronunciation in my recitation as a reference.