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On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair
% x' k. s9 K \. u- [5 I* \Warm smell of colitas, rising up through the air( ~/ F( ?# u0 x, {
Up ahead in the distance, I saw a shimmering light
T( j. `' w* f9 N4 \1 C9 |9 t2 Q$ LMy head grew heavy and my sight grew dim
, {) K0 J4 K) ~6 l6 JI had to stop for the night
* C$ S( w; @6 F( c( j9 ?, PThere she stood in the doorway;# o; n( ?) O8 U9 h1 |
I heard the mission bell+ o8 ^& n+ F( R, \& G
And I was thinking to myself,1 N2 e+ @9 m( p2 X' C7 ^% _
’this could be heaven or this could be hell’% P* N& }9 M' j6 B! i
Then she lit up a candle and she showed me the way4 h, o% V9 ~- R+ b/ m1 Z; |9 H4 d
There were voices down the corridor,. R7 g; Y+ o2 p+ T. g$ e' ]% q. T
I thought I heard them say...
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Welcome to the hotel california) e4 ]# c4 C; `1 |+ U0 }0 Q, [
Such a lovely place
( f) \2 E( K' S) `Such a lovely face
0 l8 |: W, G4 nPlenty of room at the hotel california
- A. E h' L1 z: \Any time of year, you can find it here8 D8 w" y/ z! B: ]( ^
% |! a2 r! B& CHer mind is tiffany-twisted, she got the mercedes bends0 [9 P' c% m+ @1 `. C5 V. @$ V
She got a lot of pretty, pretty boys, that she calls friends
7 ]1 j, a5 t/ p& J3 s0 FHow they dance in the courtyard, sweet summer sweat.
' S7 h: _* z7 q3 j0 c; mSome dance to remember, some dance to forget
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9 W6 n4 z% o/ P' {) E& [) L. j' j6 @So I called up the captain," v; x |6 Q( @4 n
’please bring me my wine’
- M b% h. H3 v5 g8 L; m8 ZHe said, ’we haven’t had that spirit here since nineteen sixty nine’) N r( l C4 J0 H1 ?* h
And still those voices are calling from far away,
# n9 {, } S2 ?3 R2 P; }8 r% e. X5 X; iWake you up in the middle of the night1 o/ {+ x. o! E$ z6 T
Just to hear them say... c3 ^. X$ `+ H
! G9 g2 @1 @) w% o a0 T& \Welcome to the hotel california @2 X8 e k9 Q6 `! v
Such a lovely place& n5 ^) s1 t$ n2 A9 V
Such a lovely face& U# S2 Z3 y) U8 K& F
They livin’ it up at the hotel california
4 U+ J" p5 f* ]4 P) W- v7 v4 TWhat a nice surprise, bring your alibis& x, y0 I$ s$ G6 h+ ?9 @. O8 A
7 O- J# w; N" C+ |5 [Mirrors on the ceiling,5 D' D' c4 Q# l) P' H8 C1 b y
The pink champagne on ice
& @. s- ]+ C/ G7 XAnd she said ’we are all just prisoners here, of our own device’* F( ~2 X. P" h0 ^* @7 v8 w
And in the master’s chambers,1 A- f% c) B9 {5 J
They gathered for the feast
! I3 J0 b% U- s" t( ^+ oThe stab it with their steely knives,
+ ^$ x# E8 q1 v" `5 FBut they just can’t kill the beast7 T7 c" i4 E7 t. m$ y9 Y% d
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Last thing I remember, I was
/ C+ C1 N/ j* L7 Y# f0 h1 iRunning for the door
( U- ?2 C3 Q9 t" iI had to find the passage back( E3 W Y; O7 a4 s9 E) r
To the place I was before
# ]3 _$ j, _$ e! [’relax,’ said the night man,
! `; F! U- r$ |+ ZWe are programmed to receive.' w1 ?( m2 J+ R+ m6 B% X. X0 C$ x
You can checkout any time you like,
' s+ \7 C! `, ]: Z/ q5 eBut you can never leave! |
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