Hotel On a Hill
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Hotel On a Hill
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There's a hotel on a hill
And the food won't make you well
But there are many other reasons to stay
There's always people in the rooms
Watching the sky and all its gloom
And say they're casting all the bad dreams away
And I know you'd like to stay
But the rooms are full today
So looks like you have to stay sad
But if you'd like you could reserve
A double bed or two for you
There's a road that takes you there
And there's a million flight to stairs
You have to climb to find the hotel
The stairs are wind around the hotel
It's not the average kind of motel
The hotel on a hill
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