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On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair# b7 ?. P9 X* i; o# a% y3 t w+ Q
Warm smell of colitas, rising up through the air
2 x" }/ x; h% f. e! \Up ahead in the distance, I saw a shimmering light& ?" ?( }; I; C# N! l
My head grew heavy and my sight grew dim
/ ]5 |& k$ Y0 T2 r" [I had to stop for the night8 c; S% A5 T2 P( p3 q0 e. U; j
There she stood in the doorway;% x o s0 g# f5 X
I heard the mission bell
7 U, m* U# O+ J# XAnd I was thinking to myself,$ j; S% A, p! n# |, L: C8 }$ M
’this could be heaven or this could be hell’) A4 f9 o* ?: W8 W, p- V
Then she lit up a candle and she showed me the way
0 g- o- c3 }; U7 hThere were voices down the corridor,+ F+ f; y9 p b6 v2 D `/ C
I thought I heard them say...
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Welcome to the hotel california; M0 Z4 K5 B8 a; M3 o0 w
Such a lovely place
" {2 j& I; t$ ]% N4 S' dSuch a lovely face
# _, K; w. S: WPlenty of room at the hotel california! p; |3 J/ s) g V
Any time of year, you can find it here2 d7 f% n4 R9 M9 [5 X$ Z4 F
) c4 h' N X3 C6 C/ H8 LHer mind is tiffany-twisted, she got the mercedes bends0 H$ A" y$ F q: }
She got a lot of pretty, pretty boys, that she calls friends
" C9 Y! }, O8 v/ _- C! m. k) I, MHow they dance in the courtyard, sweet summer sweat.. ^4 |: `# o/ m l* T
Some dance to remember, some dance to forget: J s; i% J' E" Y7 }" X6 h$ C$ W# P' n
$ f0 _+ K) T6 ]1 o; C& j: ZSo I called up the captain,' u' |% W7 l$ A2 |/ f( t( f& |
’please bring me my wine’
* w$ k9 ]* }5 B0 X# J c' K& r& CHe said, ’we haven’t had that spirit here since nineteen sixty nine’8 p' C0 p; M4 B N0 C$ W
And still those voices are calling from far away,
& ? j0 w" a5 Z. MWake you up in the middle of the night$ s+ l0 B7 z! _2 r2 ]* W
Just to hear them say...! F' a7 g+ C9 r/ o8 d
9 A! l. L9 ]' m/ i/ O, [6 |Welcome to the hotel california4 Z. O& i1 @3 N4 o
Such a lovely place
$ P+ }- p- D' T4 d; A6 ~Such a lovely face! i4 N$ S: _ g: h) g9 ?. E# ^
They livin’ it up at the hotel california
. K7 N/ v! S" k; h) s4 ?% vWhat a nice surprise, bring your alibis
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Mirrors on the ceiling,0 U9 O* b% d7 d+ {3 I' E
The pink champagne on ice- ^9 F8 ^8 m8 R, z
And she said ’we are all just prisoners here, of our own device’" A C$ H$ M; ~4 P6 w* O
And in the master’s chambers,) r- ]8 S! ^6 _
They gathered for the feast' W: B& d& V2 O/ d7 l5 i) z- I" w
The stab it with their steely knives,
! d7 Q1 Y& B6 [6 m' X' x0 [8 Z0 {2 B4 L1 JBut they just can’t kill the beast* n, y. a, d9 `! f i3 z" c
0 M2 `7 X3 x7 U9 ZLast thing I remember, I was
) D, J- l* u! i' j+ k% X" URunning for the door' d j P' l B2 e. C0 M, k6 s
I had to find the passage back/ {2 X" k1 N) o3 o3 C; q
To the place I was before2 r% S2 Q% K# O v4 S, `- ?
’relax,’ said the night man,! }- M0 ?; T: M4 y1 w& ^
We are programmed to receive.
' S8 ]+ t& v" w! ^You can checkout any time you like, u& M/ M/ B. g$ ^
But you can never leave! |
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