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Saturday, March 22, 2008
Harrogate Sighting
According to recent reports, Harrogate was last seen checking in to the Heartbreak Hotel (you know, down at the end of Lonesome Street), clutching his crumpled bracket and mumbling something about "buzzer beaters."
Now since my baby left me I've found a new place to dwell: down at the end of Lonely Street at Heartbreak Hotel. I'm so lonely, I'm so lonely, I'm so lonely that I could die.
And though it's always crowded you can still find some room for broken hearted lovers to cry there in the gloom and be so lonely, oh so lonely, oh so lonely they could die.
The bell hop's tears keep flowing, the desk clerk's dressed in black. They been so long on Lonely Street they never will go back and they're so lonely, oh they're so lonely, they're so lonely they pray to die.
So if your baby leaves and you have a tale to tell just take a walk down Lonely Street to Heartbreak Hotel where you'll be lonely and I'll be lonely, we'll be so lonely that we could die.
2 comments:
Oh... that Heartbreak Hotel. I thought you referred to the Heartbreak Hotel on I-290 where I-290 meets Highway 6...you know... by the Catfish Pond.
We hope that everyone else is doing well and not suffering from "buzzer beaters."
Let Freedom Ring...
Now since my baby left me I've found a new place to dwell:
down at the end of Lonely Street at Heartbreak Hotel.
I'm so lonely, I'm so lonely,
I'm so lonely that I could die.
And though it's always crowded you can still find some room
for broken hearted lovers to cry there in the gloom
and be so lonely, oh so lonely,
oh so lonely they could die.
The bell hop's tears keep flowing, the desk clerk's dressed in black.
They been so long on Lonely Street they never will go back
and they're so lonely, oh they're so lonely,
they're so lonely they pray to die.
So if your baby leaves and you have a tale to tell
just take a walk down Lonely Street to Heartbreak Hotel
where you'll be lonely and I'll be lonely,
we'll be so lonely that we could die.
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