唔知點解酒店好似有種魔力咁
通常大家都忍唔住啪啪啪

唔知點解酒店好似有種魔力咁
通常大家都忍唔住啪啪啪

叫外賣啦

住過慕尼黑單人酒店房
真係唔錯

住過慕尼黑單人酒店房
真係唔錯

住過百佳
真係唔錯

住過慕尼黑單人酒店房
真係唔錯

住過百佳
真係唔錯

唔知點解酒店好似有種魔力咁
通常大家都忍唔住啪啪啪

屌你

唔知點解酒店好似有種魔力咁
通常大家都忍唔住啪啪啪

係

住你老未咩 最後又咪要check out

住你老未咩 最後又咪要check out

You can check out anytime you like, but you can't never leave

上年聖誕去新加坡試過自己住一間酒店房，真係好正

比起一個一間房 識玩一定係兩個一間房

咁arm最近想去澳門住酒店
7百幾呎
想住悅容莊
嘆下水池按摩

住你老未咩 最後又咪要check out

You can check out anytime you like, but you can't never leave

Hotel California

住你老未咩 最後又咪要check out

You can check out anytime you like, but you can't never leave

Hotel California

In a 2009 interview, The Plain Dealer music critic John Soeder asked Don Henley this about the lyrics:

On "Hotel California," you sing: "So I called up the captain / 'Please bring me my wine' / He said, 'We haven't had that spirit here since 1969.'" I realize I'm probably not the first to bring this to your attention, but wine isn't a spirit. Wine is fermented; spirits are distilled. Do you regret that lyric?

Henley responded:

Thanks for the tutorial and, no, you're not the first to bring this to my attention—and you're not the first to completely misinterpret the lyric and miss the metaphor. Believe me, I've consumed enough alcoholic beverages in my time to know how they are made and what the proper nomenclature is. But that line in the song has little or nothing to do with alcoholic beverages. It's a sociopolitical statement. My only regret would be having to explain it in detail to you, which would defeat the purpose of using literary devices in songwriting and lower the discussion to some silly and irrelevant argument about chemical processes

Source: wikipedia

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傻豬豬 你真係覺得淨係有一個人係房？

傻豬豬 你真係覺得淨係有一個人係房？