Help me finish translating this song 《失眠飞行》-接个吻，开一枪/沉以试/薛明媛
There are limitations to this &quot;word-by-word&quot; or &quot;syllable-by-syllable&quot; approach, some of which you're encountering already with the parts you've had difficulty with. Chinese word formation, grammar, and so on don't usually map very directly onto English equivalents.
Also, I strongly recommend working from the characters in addition to the pinyin, even if you're not learning the characters yet. That way, you won't come across extremely common words such as 那 (&quot;that&quot;) and not know what they are (哪？拿？纳？).
You can always use browser extensions such as Chrome Zhongwen plugin to get the pinyin, or run the whole thing through a characters-to-pinyin converter so you can have both side-by-side.
If you're serious about learning Chinese, you should also never use pinyin without tones. Tones aren't typically used in singing, but they are still an integral part of the pronunciation. It's said that a wrong tone causes about as much ambiguity as a wrong vowel. This may be surprising, given that they're omitted in songs, but you can consider it as being similar to how Creed songs exchange every vowel for &quot;HEYYEEEAUGH&quot;.

That's right: In Chinese, every song is a Creed song.

With all that out of the way, here are the parts you asked about (and a couple you didn't):

低空 low altitude (not just &quot;low&quot;). 空 is literally &quot;space&quot; or &quot;air&quot;.
不如... it would be better to...
坠入 fall into
转晴 (Of weather) to become clearer
又 again + 过了 past = 又过了...的时间 once again, it is past the time to...
人海 literally &quot;people sea&quot;, but actually means &quot;crowd&quot;
路过 to go (e.g. walk, drive) past
那家 that (家 is a classifier, not sure why you have it as &quot;the&quot; - Chinese doesn't have articles such as &quot;the&quot; or &quot;a&quot;)
说出口 to speak aloud (e.g. something one has been thinking about for a long time)
写着 to write
里 in, inside. ...的时间里 during the time that ...
床头 here it means something like &quot;at the bedside&quot;
黑了眼圈 blacken one's eyes - this is a reference to staying up late and getting dark circles around the eyes, not domestic violence or goth makeup
穿过格林威治 I think it's just a cute way of saying travel a long distance, through lots of different time zones. &quot;Greenwich Mean Time&quot; is another name for UTC+0 time zone. For comparison, China is UTC+8