Name: Metro Hotel
Duration: P00H04M49S
Description: It's starts off somehow as very '65 Hollies and ends at some other place and some other time.

Metro Hotel

from The Metro Hotel E.P. by The Jangle Band

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It's starts off somehow as very '65 Hollies and ends at some other place and some other time.

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I’m standing on the corner of a rainy day and hill
And I haven’t seen you happy for a while
And the chorus from the highway leaves me melancholy still
Like a weatherman who’s looking for a smile

Well it’s cheers for now
All the best for this week
Will we never know
If we’re ever going back again

And the memories flash in faded black and white
But this bar is never open when you bleed
To think we used to drink its lonely neon light
Or was that only ever in my dream

Just one more night with you here at the Metro Hotel
We’re only lonely once
(I’m running up that hill)
So if I try to hide these tears
(you will never break my will)
And learn to love again
If we’re ever going back again

Ever going
Ever going back

Written by J. Algeri / J. Baker / I. Freeman

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from The Metro Hotel E.P., released May 29, 2020
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Additional credits:
Ian Freeman - acoustic guitar

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Egomaniac Music Perth, Australia

Egomaniac Music is the home for Joe Algeri and related musical interests. Joe is a songwriter and producer from Perth, Western Australia now known as the JAC. He is also a member of The Jangle Band, The Outryders (AUST) and the Britannicas (AUST/SWE/USA). ... more

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