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On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair
. E* x3 k; Y; n2 A# n" }2 yWarm smell of colitas, rising up through the air, q/ p& l7 B2 h# U$ G; ~7 }5 x% \
Up ahead in the distance, I saw a shimmering light6 |" r' I+ t% r1 i+ |' [, x3 K* Y9 Y
My head grew heavy and my sight grew dim- u; s. a0 X* a/ O( |
I had to stop for the night
H5 C+ a' z' K$ z$ F) w, E1 z' nThere she stood in the doorway;9 S' \5 F, v. R k7 T
I heard the mission bell, w& J! R. ]# V$ j! e5 ~' F
And I was thinking to myself,$ @, q/ |3 s8 j u, I* o7 y
’this could be heaven or this could be hell’- ?& s4 A, [, \
Then she lit up a candle and she showed me the way) T- c; i6 T' _8 j! d
There were voices down the corridor,2 m( w" g) S: s6 E( E/ `' K, k* G
I thought I heard them say...
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; p( Y/ u* ~' G/ F8 X' `Welcome to the hotel california
% u' u' J% o3 X" x: Z$ C4 m5 LSuch a lovely place4 x- g* n1 F+ @% l- t9 I @
Such a lovely face! Q& s- k$ p" Q, f7 U& G8 ^
Plenty of room at the hotel california
# ^& N1 _3 R( }Any time of year, you can find it here7 i6 D! ^3 r1 X/ [; u
0 i% f% ]) E3 U# H$ S$ G5 ZHer mind is tiffany-twisted, she got the mercedes bends# @% X0 g/ U6 ~8 T0 T
She got a lot of pretty, pretty boys, that she calls friends1 L# p4 `) Y- x: e) c$ k+ L
How they dance in the courtyard, sweet summer sweat.
% j! ~' _& | F5 v7 O/ rSome dance to remember, some dance to forget
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7 K i. Y% b1 S: A7 G" USo I called up the captain,
4 |# }' s* m4 J* u7 G5 A5 ]’please bring me my wine’
0 m8 S) ~0 \6 u0 }, g) K& _: qHe said, ’we haven’t had that spirit here since nineteen sixty nine’
8 e w+ o: k6 S/ J# U/ vAnd still those voices are calling from far away,4 r) a$ I9 v' W7 x& N3 e& N3 Q9 K
Wake you up in the middle of the night. G5 m2 {4 h# s8 ]
Just to hear them say...; k& R+ U" _0 s
! {: m1 i: T1 W6 B' K; t- VWelcome to the hotel california4 y6 x* E# s1 i6 ]/ U+ }+ P
Such a lovely place1 D9 D6 g. y7 v* E2 s
Such a lovely face
' I/ c: i8 z: v1 @7 WThey livin’ it up at the hotel california
& @1 l9 `* q$ J8 G' c X' JWhat a nice surprise, bring your alibis2 H2 h" ^: ~5 |9 o
& T) D g" l [9 i+ W% AMirrors on the ceiling,% d% I O* m5 u, {$ P3 u! ]$ E
The pink champagne on ice0 l0 T. K# C2 h4 t# k" q5 {/ M5 S
And she said ’we are all just prisoners here, of our own device’
0 ^2 g+ U4 ?9 K" G7 UAnd in the master’s chambers,* ~4 k. B, r E0 j$ \9 H
They gathered for the feast
0 v. _. S0 k1 LThe stab it with their steely knives,
9 Y8 R, c% i$ cBut they just can’t kill the beast6 N1 I* U6 m6 N7 X
" A; d* y7 s; X2 ~: R1 DLast thing I remember, I was
3 L9 G5 W+ f* `* u0 h* W, V0 q7 FRunning for the door
2 S7 W* \* D% _( y2 Y! F; n& HI had to find the passage back
: Y/ s6 a; z b+ \3 }5 H3 PTo the place I was before9 L& r4 v/ v$ v* N
’relax,’ said the night man,
. q: m' S3 f" W. ~5 y* w: C% x5 qWe are programmed to receive.
: m- H# ~' U* s! oYou can checkout any time you like,
( H- z y; O2 |( m. k) IBut you can never leave! |
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