Kym paw Giin

Kym paw Giin (金包銀; lit. gold covering silver)

"better outside than inside" (said of wound healed but festering inside)/tiles put over grass roof
a song by Kerris Tsai (蔡秋鳳) from the 1990's.
Taiwanese Karaoke Series ＆Singing Taiwanese Song - 金包銀, Su Yu Chi, Feb 26, 2015

Koasuu

Padlaang ee sviemia: other people's lives
si khongkym køq paw giin: are gold plated plus wrapping silver
gurn ee sviemia m-tadcvii: my life is worthless
Padlaang na khuizhuix: other people speak
si kimgieen-gioggie: are such wise counsel
Gurn naxsi kef-kofng'oe: we/I talk too much
liammy tiøh zhud taixcix: immediately get into trouble
Koaix gurn`ee løqthoo sii: blame me was born
twtiøh phvae pøehji: to meet with bad fate (four pillars)
laang si høfmia-kviar: people are fortune's favorite
gurn ti`leq zøex hviati: I am being a gangster
thanggoa ee iafciao thøex gurn thii: outside`s wild birds cry for me
jiin zai kang'oo syn pud iukie: person in the gang world can't help but go with the tide
Suijieen si zøex hviati: although I am being a gangster
gurn sym ia cyn hibii: my heart is very lonely
siøciuo phvoa gurn to jidcie: alcohol accompanies me live life
køeakhix`aq ee ofngsu mxkvar thekhie: the past events dare not mention
sviuxbøeq oadthaau kviaa: want to turn a new leaf
zvoafviu øe bøo iofngkhix: how I haven't the courage