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"Going like this" is the natural way of saying a song or poem sounds like the x you're about to describe

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Over the tree there are two small yellow birds who just jeer at this snail, they said,saying “it’s too early for the vines to bear fruit, what are you climbing for?” The snail answereds : “do not laugh at me, when I arrive at the treetops, the fruit mustwill have ripe.” ned." As it’s full of childlike fun, many singers have performed it in different stagavenues. Over the tree there are two small yellow birds who jeer at this snail, saying “it’s too early for the vines to bear fruit, what are you climbing for?” The snail answers : “do not laugh at me, when I arrive at the treetops, the fruit will have ripened." As it’s full of childlike fun, many singers have performed it in different avenues.

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The most popular performer in this song is Teng Ge E, who is a forlk singer with a very forcepowerful and resonant voice, which make this song more funnier because of the contraryst. The most popular performer in this song is Teng Ge E, who is a folk singer with a very powerful and resonant voice which make this song funnier because of the contrast.

I imagine you meant folk! Although a fork singer would be interesting! "more funnier" is a double adjective and incorrect, you can just say funnier. It's a mistake a lot of natives make so don't worry