Moonlight serenade's homonym.

Still leaning on sleepless nights and looking at the stars in the sky

Homophonic: (audio and video listening to the monk whoosh in the sand night)

I still hear the violin crying and teasing.

Homophonic: (listen to the video to be a little special ken? If the epicenter is a tree disaster, pick beans)

Why is there only one meniscus left in my sky?

Homonym: (He Wei only has Asian bending rhyme? The building is within the monitoring range of crocodiles)

After that night, the news was cut off.

Homophonic: (I didn't hear it when it was full)

People, like the bright moon in the sky, cannot be owned.

Homonym: (salt is like a folk song, that is, stop and have it)

Love is like a song, leaving only irreparable, and then parting.

Homonym: (Love is more bitter than just building a building? Phantom night structure in column)

Why only disappointment fills my emptiness?

Homonym: (Why does the machine hit the club? Listen to my red and black)

There was no goodbye kiss that night.

Homonym: (This is a night without children)

Or is never thinking an excuse?

Homonym: (because at the age of 18, I should be able to blog and tease)

Never thought about breaking up.

Homonym: (breaking up from the only stomach medicine)

But my heart is still occupied by her all the time.

Homophonic: (but my voice is divided into ha because of her essential oil)

She is still as silent as the moon.

Homonym: (He kissed the cloud flute and reflected. Hi Hou)

Violin solo solo moonlit night in late autumn.

Homonym: (It also sensationalized the reputation of the scum in the East)

My care, my desire, until the future.

Homonym: (Is King Modi busy? After propulsion)

Serenade of the Moon is a song sung by Hong Kong singer Hacken Lee. Written by Xiang Xue Huai, composed by Naoko Kawai and arranged by Du Zi, it was included in the music album Symbol of Destiny 1987 1 1 released in June. 1989, Hacken Lee re-recorded "Serenade of Half Moon" and included it in the album "Purple Dream". 1999, Hacken Lee signed a universal record, and "Moon Serenade" was included in the album "Gear" again.

Serenade of the Moon, in the form of orchestral music and embellished with opera harmony, has solemn and stirring formal significance, and is not just a "cry" in a minor sentimental tone. Hacken Lee has found some changes in the music path, which is more powerful, at least giving people a different sense of hearing.