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On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair( T' t' A# J) O" n0 U7 e5 v- l
Warm smell of colitas, rising up through the air" ` G3 Q. f" ~8 C# E' D
Up ahead in the distance, I saw a shimmering light
2 Y2 c, G2 i0 BMy head grew heavy and my sight grew dim( W1 X5 U5 g/ a1 K) f3 A% e
I had to stop for the night! e- k5 ~5 V+ |
There she stood in the doorway;7 x4 {& q9 D7 V& S3 |) J. \; z
I heard the mission bell7 Z/ u7 U5 \# N1 W1 p
And I was thinking to myself," D$ k, X% x% M
’this could be heaven or this could be hell’7 J9 I; S# D& }) m. T( P
Then she lit up a candle and she showed me the way8 j& |2 C! E/ v3 m( G# c
There were voices down the corridor,
: ~, w/ O3 y6 W9 eI thought I heard them say...
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9 A$ L5 o: F: iWelcome to the hotel california
0 n; Y% i/ i" n% k. |9 ySuch a lovely place
& \4 ]% @) ~+ W) |$ QSuch a lovely face
& ~& H* H7 e* gPlenty of room at the hotel california7 [) V0 g! j6 ]4 P4 g
Any time of year, you can find it here
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4 I7 E! h7 V7 ?8 @Her mind is tiffany-twisted, she got the mercedes bends7 I9 ~- |) c/ E4 I
She got a lot of pretty, pretty boys, that she calls friends- @! Y; Q: o8 h% [
How they dance in the courtyard, sweet summer sweat.
4 _1 o& z* P6 r% HSome dance to remember, some dance to forget
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9 Q- v8 I( G. GSo I called up the captain,
4 y3 |! u, _! H; _8 v’please bring me my wine’6 L# Z* z, j& m" k% v
He said, ’we haven’t had that spirit here since nineteen sixty nine’- w: i3 O: S# E
And still those voices are calling from far away,; k2 G. D4 w6 ^" v5 |' M) R8 o6 e
Wake you up in the middle of the night
, e' t/ M) Z6 N" ]6 U$ XJust to hear them say...
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Welcome to the hotel california2 T; p& H1 A0 u2 {3 ]5 X0 J3 h
Such a lovely place1 x8 K8 I- D$ t* p+ H2 q
Such a lovely face
- m+ F7 R+ z4 w' a0 aThey livin’ it up at the hotel california# o- N( A1 ]% w; ^& W
What a nice surprise, bring your alibis
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/ d ?+ }1 m: G$ H8 W% f7 X( u% q- w2 ^Mirrors on the ceiling,
g- E y6 S2 _- w# j' `/ XThe pink champagne on ice
; B3 v* z1 f1 |) |+ {" `And she said ’we are all just prisoners here, of our own device’2 I# l- F9 p& ~3 X
And in the master’s chambers,' H7 a& o1 g' i* b0 s) I
They gathered for the feast
$ U( c W% Y1 fThe stab it with their steely knives,
6 Y7 m! }8 |7 vBut they just can’t kill the beast
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3 }- U! b7 _' q4 v1 X+ Y6 TLast thing I remember, I was' u! W1 W* Q) ]1 u' w
Running for the door9 b5 P# T( Z% K5 ^, a0 t a$ h
I had to find the passage back
5 t7 @# I4 v, m3 Q# @7 NTo the place I was before
: ^% A9 S/ e# I8 M% o* f+ ~’relax,’ said the night man,% ?) B# C) {' _. S
We are programmed to receive.; u& D/ ~6 D9 ?
You can checkout any time you like,, z7 [: g) u) r0 I* E- B* o2 p
But you can never leave! |
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