Jacky Cheung’s 30-year-old track clinches top Chinese pop song at Singapore awards show


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Jacky Cheung's 'Wait Until Flowers Wither' has been covered by many artistes throughout the years. Photos: Filepic, Handout

A Jacky Cheung classic from the mid-1990s has won the title of Top Local Chinese Pop Song at the annual Compass (Composers and Authors Society of Singapore) Awards, which was held at Marina Bay Sands’ Sands Grand Ballroom on Sept 29.

Wait Until Flowers Wither is a mournful ballad composed by veteran Singaporean songwriter-producer Lee Wei Song, with its Mandarin lyrics penned by Singaporean author-journalist Ng King Kang, who are in their 50s.

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