The Star Hotel
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The Star Hotel
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If nobody remembers the Star Hotel,
And its sad, lurid ghosts,
It's probably just as well,
Thinking through the stinking is not thinking a lot,
Reach into your jeans and see what you've got
Tuesday night is just alright,
I'm nauseous but happy,
Tuesday night is just alright
Close your eyes and realize this is it,
Is it what you imagined?
The walls are dead and peeling,
They don't watch the door,
I used to fetishize the girls,
Now I fetishize the floor,
The carpet's tiny razors,
Bits of glass and bone,
Sleeping is an option if you can get alone
Tuesday night is just alright,
I'm nauseous but I'm happy,
Tuesday night is just alright
Close your eyes and realize this is it,
Is it what you imagined?
Close your eyes and realize this is it,
Is it what you imagined?
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J Church performs "The Star Hotel", and this lyric page sits inside the J Church catalog on LyroVerse.
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