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Hotel Radio Lyrics by David Bridie

Hotel Radio

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February… one long day
I'd hardly call it summer when my skin’s so pale
Two star room well that’s ok
I stay one night then move on to another place
Each place I stay I hear the same wrong done
On my hotel radio
Far away from the bastard few
Roman pillar houses with a harbour view
I aspire to nothing it’s a regular thing’
On my hotel radio
Been turning circles love the Bakerlite dial
Been finding stations playing tunes I ain't heard in a while
And I've been making different pictures to the same ol songs
On my hotel radio
February one long day
I hardly call it summer when my skins so pale
I aspire to nothing it’s a regular thing
On my hotel radio
February, one long day
I hardly call it summer when my skins so pale

About “Hotel Radio” by David Bridie

Read the complete lyrics to "Hotel Radio" by David Bridie from the album "Hotel Radio". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"Hotel Radio" appears on "Hotel Radio".

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