《The Rum and the Rose（朗姆与玫瑰）》——《Sea of Conquest》2周年主题歌 “The Rum and the Rose” — 2nd Anniversary Theme Song of Sea of Conquest 作曲编曲：张志伟 演唱：燕子 吉他：劳国贤 贝斯：欧阳哲 哨笛：丁晓逵 小提琴：王温迪 监制：宋兰萱 文案： 当夜色垂落在无尽的海面，灯笼随风摇曳，酒馆里传来一阵阵笑声与琴弦。那是《Sea of Conquest》的水手们，在又一个周年的夜晚，举起朗姆酒，唱起他们的歌。 《The Rum and the Rose（朗姆与玫瑰）》由作曲家张志伟为《Sea of Conquest》周年庆特别创作。它融合了欧洲民谣与海上传说的旋律，用有力的节奏，讲述航海者的欢聚与回忆。歌声中有海的味道，有酒的热度，也有玫瑰的芬芳。 朗姆，是勇气与自由的象征；玫瑰，是热爱与归途的印记。 这首歌唱的，不只是冒险——更是那些在风浪中仍能笑着举杯的人。周年的庆典，就像一次回港的节日。无论你是初登甲板的新水手，还是陪伴游戏多年的老船长，都能在这首歌里听见自己的故事：那盏未熄的灯，那声熟悉的欢呼，还有大海深处永不褪色的梦想。 当合唱响起—— “Sing a toast to the stars, to the sea, to the sky!” 那不只是祝酒的呐喊，更是一份来自海洋的誓言： 无论风往何方，我们都将笑着前行。 -------------------------- “The Rum and the Rose” — 2nd Anniversary Theme Song of Sea of Conquest Composer & Arranger: Zhang Zhiwei Vocals: Rina Ren Guitar: Lao Guoxian Bass: Ouyang Zhe Whistle: Ding Xiaokui Violin: Wendy Wang Producer: Song Lanxuan Liner Notes As night falls upon the endless sea, lanterns sway gently in the wind, and laughter mingles with the sound of strings from a distant tavern. They are the sailors of Sea of Conquest, raising their rum once again on this anniversary night, singing the song that carries their hearts across the waves. “The Rum and the Rose”, composed by Zhang Zhiwei for the Sea of Conquest Anniversary Celebration, blends the soul of European folk with the romance of oceanic legend. With a steady, spirited rhythm, it tells of reunion, of adventure, and of the memories shared by those who sail. In its melody, you can taste the sea, feel the warmth of rum, and breathe in the scent of roses. Rum is a symbol of courage and freedom. The rose marks love and the promise of return. This song is not only about the call of adventure—it is a tribute to those who can still raise their cups and laugh in the midst of the storm. The anniversary is like a homecoming by the harbor. Whether you are a new sailor just stepping aboard, or a seasoned captain who has weathered many tides, you may find your own story in this song: the lantern that never goes out, the familiar cheer, and the dream that still glows in the heart of the sea. And when the chorus rings out— “Sing a toast to the stars, to the sea, to the sky!” —it is more than a toast. It is a vow from the ocean itself: Wherever the winds may blow, we will keep laughing and sailing on.