The Mayfair Hotel
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The Mayfair Hotel
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Sweet Louise by the pale lantern’s glow
I can find a place for you
Plenty vacancies, you know
Children play behind these iron bars
And by far this is a better place than where you are
Like birds in their cages
Broken wing, missing pages
Sometimes when the walls close in
I ring for Annabel Lee
I don’t think I’ll ever leave
'Cause all is very well in The Mayfair Hotel
Sweet Louise by the pale lantern’s glow
I can find a place for you
Plenty vacancies, you know
Children play behind these iron bars
And by far this is a better place than where you are
Like birds in their cages
And friends without faces
Sometimes when the walls close in
I ring for Annabel Lee
I don’t think I’ll ever leave
'Cause all is just too well in The Mayfair Hotel
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