| I went up to the Hollywood Hills
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| The sun was shining and the sky was blue
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| I thought this is no place for me
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| You can dream what you like this is not my history
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| This is the place where stars have died
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| This is the place where madmen reside
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| There’s a drunk shouting about who must die
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| What the hell do I know about this life
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| Oh get me on the next plane home, London. |
| All is forgiven
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| Two weeks shaking hands with fools
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| Well, what a way to earn a living
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| I went out to see Marilyn’s grave
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| Stuck in a wall and they didn’t even know her name
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| There’s just a stone in the vault of the sky
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| Lay me down below mountains when I die
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| Now get me on the next plane home, London. |
| All is forgiven
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| This place don’t shine, never did and
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| It’s no place to earn a living
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| When the top dogs send for me I won’t cry
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| Though they show me their teeth
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| My ground I stand, I got my plane ticket in my other hand
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| So the next day I flew home
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| No one had noticed I had been gone
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| Tinsel-town you lost your bet but taught me something I won’t forget
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| Now I’m home, London
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| I’ll never bother with a place who’s motto is:
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| Another Day, Another Dollar
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| Another Day, Another Dollar
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| The? |
| lead and the president follows… |