Jimmy Yu's song expresses a yearning for nature and fresh air amid environmental damage. The repeated refrain "that's just what I need" captures a desire to escape to unspoiled environments, while the lyrics question whether future generations can sustain the current pace of living and call for protecting natural resources.
Hello, Daddy Hao.
Every time I close my eyes, it's like a dark paradise. No one compares to you.
I've been across the desert. I've been across the storm. I sing to train because I remember, oh, that there was forest and no storms, no end. I'm looking for something that's just natural. Oh, I need the fresh air that is just natural. Oh, I need you here that is just na— nature. I can't find That's just what I need! That's just all I need! That's just what I need! That's just what I need! Just one idea. Yeah. Hey, future generations, I can't stop damaging the Earth. Can you guys live as fast as us? Now I say I'm sorry a lot, and, and I'm looking for something just natural. I need fresh air, it's just natural. I need your way, it's just natural. That's just what I need. Can you, Manuel, look for something that's just natural? Yeah, look for something that's just natural. I need the oil that is just natural, and I can find it. That's just what I need. That's just what I need. That's just what I need. That's just what I need.
That's just what I need. Every time I close my eyes, it's like a dark paradise. No one compares to you.
