Home Motel
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Home Motel
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What used to be my home has changed to just a place to stay
A crumbling last resort when day is through
Sometimes between sundown and dawn somehow I find my way
To this home motel on Lost Love Avenue
The rooms are all shambled things are scattered on the floor
Just the other side of how much I need you
I call your name and then remember that you don't live here anymore
At my home motel on Lost Love Avenue
No one seems to really care if I come here at all
And the one who seems to care the least is you
I'm gonna hang a neon sign with letters big and blue
Home Motel on Lost Love Avenue home Motel on Lost Love Avenue
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Who performs "Home Motel"?
Willie Nelson performs "Home Motel", and this lyric page sits inside the Willie Nelson catalog on LyroVerse.
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