Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Diana Ross
Canonical path: /diana-ross/there-s-a-small-hotel
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There's A Small Hotel
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There's A Small Hotel
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There's a small hotel
With a wishing well
I wish that we were there, together
There's a bridal suite
Two rooms, soft and sweet
I wish that we were there together
Looking through the window
You can see a distant steeple
Not a sign of people who needs people
When the wishing well
Says goodnight sleep well
We'll thank that small hotel, together
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