Song from cheesy kung fu comedy wife was watching. Lyrics were great, really wanted to share with someone.

Hand copied the lyrics from video. Sorry for errors.

The people of this world are often deceitful, so I shall put on a fine performance.

Why not take on a thousand different forms and make a game of it?

I wish to behold the heaven and earth as though they were a painting, yet the years are filled with so mich turmoil.

I never meant to become entangled in cause and effect, yet I have still been stained by the winds and the sands.

They call it carefree, yet I still wish to explore the full mysteries of creation.

Peering into the secrets of heaven, unable to pull myself away.

Whether god or demons on some future day, let them all come. I have a flawless plan of my own.

Who is making such a commotion behind me, putting on the face of a feirce demon?

I remain ateady and composed as I divine reading of heaven and earth.

I shall not rest until I have charged into battle and wreaked havoc.

There will always be those who seek to diefy the laws of heaven or break free from the prison ordained by fate.

Fearless, I am willing to pay the full price of this lifetime to seek justice on behalf of the people of this world.

There is no need to ask. There will always be someone answer me. Only what we hold dear is truly priceless.

With every step I take, I tread through the wind and the sand. Why should I fear cause and effect?

Who is making such a commotion behind me, putting on the face of a fierce demon?

I remain steady and composed as I divine reading of heaven and earth.

Who is scheming and deceiving, laying our formations across this mortal world?

I shall not rest until I have charged into battle and wreaked havoc.

Amid the clamor of countless voices, I battle fierce and malevolent foes.

With a single secret to staying steady, I unleash ten thousand arrows at once.

Under the crushing weight of heaven's decree, I raise a hundred-zhiang golden armor.

Join me in charging into the fray for anrousing battle. Only then shall we call it a day.