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On a dark de sert high way
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cool wind in my hair warm shell of co li tas
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ri sing up through the hair up ah ead in the di stance
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I saw a sum mer ing light
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My gead grew hea vy and my sight grew dim I had to stop for the night.
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He said
There she stood in the door way; I heard the mis sion bell.
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And I was thin ing to my self: this could be hea ven or this could be hell.
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Then she lit up a can dle, and she showed me the way.
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There were voic es down the cor ri dor; I thought I heard them say:
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"Wel come to the Ho tel Cal i for nia. Such a
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love ly place, (such a love ly place) such a love ly face.
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Plen ty of room at the Ho tel Cal i for nia. An y
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time of year (an y time of year) you can find it here."
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Her mind is Tif fa ny twist ed. She got the Mer ce des bends.
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She got a lot of pret ty, pret ty bo ys she calls fiends.
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How they dance in the court yard; sweet sum mer swear.
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Some dance to re mem ber; some dance to for get.
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He said
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"We have n't had that spir it here since nine teen six ty nine."
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And still those voi ces are call ing from far a way;
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wake you up in the mid dle of the night just to hear them say:
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"Wel come to the Ho tel Cal i for nia. Such a
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love ly place, (such a love ly place) such a love ly face. They
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liv in' it up at the Ho tel Ca li for nia. What a
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nice sur prise; (what a nice sur prise) bring your al i bis."
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Mir rors on the cei ling, the pink cham pagne on ice, (and she said)
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We are all just pris on ers here of your own de vice."
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And in the mas ter's cham bers, they gath ered for the feast.
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They stab it with their steel y knives, but they just can't kill the beast.
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Last thing I re mem ber, I was run ning for the door. (and she said)
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I had to find the pas sage back to the place I was be fo re
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"Re lax," said the night man. "We are pro grammed to re ceive.
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You can check out an y time you like, but just can nev er leave."
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