Motel Time
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Motel Time
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(Chorus)
2 a.m. once again, it's motel time
Last call for alcohol, it's motel time
Let's have just one more beer
Don't wanna go home, but we can't stay here
2 a.m. once again, it's motel time
(She sings:)
Where did the evening go?
(He sings:)
Oh, I don't know
(They sing:)
Goodnight, Irene. So long, Joe
(She:)
Well they've washed up all the glasses
(He:)
And they've turned out the sign
(They:)
Looks like we're the last ones here, it's motel time
(Repeat chorus)
They're closin' the bar, and here we are at motel time
Baby let's pretend that we're old friends at motel time
'Cause by myself, it's always go through hell time
Misery loves company at motel time
(Repeat chorus)
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