Hotel 72
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Hotel 72
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Glad I got out
Havin' one thing on my mind
Gotta get back to my baby
You know it's been the longest time
Fight sleep me back
To the old LBnR
As the golden sun was shining
Through the windows of my car
I heard someone callin' out
The sky is fallin' down
It struck me as profound
I decided to return for the Hotel 72
I tore my bags
The ones under my eyes
I said my last goodbyes to all the ladies
Friends and all my family ties
I heard someone callin' out
The sky is fallin' down
It struck me as profound
I decided to leave town for the Hotel 72
I heard someone callin' out
The sky is fallin' down
It struck me as profound
I decided to leave town for the Hotel 72
For the Hotel 72 (x3)
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