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Cars, The ~ Hotel Queenie


Hotel queenie why can't you make some moves tonight I saw you with the phone and i wonder if you could still talk I picked up your photo i'm looking for your sultry stare When did you change the color in your hair I like your costume curls and all your la dee dahs You never come to parties nobody knows your name When did you change the letters in your name I'd like to get inside your head I'd like to play around Everybody's getting loose I think it's time to start the clock With all the world beside the world Nobody can stop the rain When did you catch the 'd'train When did you die When did you catch up to the sky more free lyrics

Hotel queenie why can't you make some moves tonight
I saw you with the phone and i wonder if you could still talk
I picked up your photo i'm looking for your sultry stare
When did you change the color in your hair
I like your costume curls and all your la dee dahs
You never come to parties nobody knows your name
When did you change the letters in your name
I'd like to get inside your head
I'd like to play around
Everybody's getting loose
I think it's time to start the clock
With all the world beside the world
Nobody can stop the rain
When did you catch the 'd'train
When did you die
When did you catch up to the sky

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