Yufeimen - Happy New Year 2U

Trying something a little different with this one... this is the pinyin and translation, instead of the original Chinese.

keai de Xiao Ji fei wang Wen'gehua	cute Lucky1 flies towards Vancouver
pei zai fumu de shenpang	at the side of his parents
piaoliang de Luyi yiran hai zai	beautiful Louie2 is still there
meitian bu ting de fannao	the everyday troubles never stop
jianqiang de Aling zai Malaixiya	strong Ah-Ling in Malaysia
zhuiqiu ziji de mengxiang	chasing her own dreams
congming de Dandan yiran hai zai	smart Dandan is still there
yingfu bu duan de benmang	coping with the constant rush
CHORUS:	CHORUS:
wulun tianya	no matter if it's the other end of the sky, la i yeah3
bu fen haijiao	without regard to what corner of the sea4, la i yeah
xi nu ai le	affections, rages, sorrows, joys5, la i yeah
yi yiqi wu	all dancing together
happy new year 2 u	happy new year 2 u
happy new year 2 u	happy new year 2 u
happy new year	happy new year
happy new year	happy new year
yonggan de Tuzi hai liu zai taxiang	brave Rabbit is still staying in a distant land
xunzhao xinxian de fangxiang	looking for a fresh direction
wenrou de Saosao yiran hai zai	tender Sister-in-Law6 is still there
yangzhe wawa de chengzhang	gazing at her growing baby
(repeat chorus)	(repeat chorus)

1. Xiao Ji, "Little Luck". A name for a kid.
2. This is the transliteration for either English Louie or French Louis.
3. My own transcription for the little meaningless sound she makes at the end of the lines.
4. For both of these lines I am being a little more literal in order to sound more poetic. Tianya, "sky shore", means "a far away place, the other side of the world"; haijiao, "sea corner", means cape.
5. Again, being literal because it sounds nicer. It's an idiom meaning the whole range of human emotions.
6. No way not to make this sound awkward in English, because we don't use the familial titles in English the way they are used in Chinese. This means specifically one's older brother's wife. If my brother's wife spoke Chinese, it would be totally normal in our conversations for me to address her as Saosao instead of her name.