jethroaqualungon January 14, 2012 Link
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"Holiday Inn" as written by Elton John and Bernie Taupin....
Boston at last, and the plane's touching down
Our hostess is handing the hot towels around
From a terminal gate to a black limousine
It's a ten minute ride to the Holiday Inn
Boredom's a pastime that one soon acquired
Where you get to the stage, where you're not even tired
Kicking your heels till the time comes around
To pick up your bags and head out of town
Slow down, Joe, I'm a rock-and-roll man
I've twiddled my thumbs in a dozen odd bands
And you ain't seen nothing till you've been
In a motel, baby, like the Holiday Inn
Our hostess is handing the hot towels around
From a terminal gate to a black limousine
It's a ten minute ride to the Holiday Inn
Boredom's a pastime that one soon acquired
Where you get to the stage, where you're not even tired
Kicking your heels till the time comes around
To pick up your bags and head out of town
Slow down, Joe, I'm a rock-and-roll man
I've twiddled my thumbs in a dozen odd bands
And you ain't seen nothing till you've been
In a motel, baby, like the Holiday Inn
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"Holiday Inn" as written by Elton John Bernie Taupin
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Holiday Inn song meanings
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0My InterpretationIts about the tumultuous lifestyle of being in a rock and roll band. You go from one city to the next so fast that everything soon looks like a Holiday Inn. You're either bored in anticipation for the shows or just running along from band to band. Hence the song being called that
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