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Lindenberg - Rodriguez - Llime 

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I was sitting at the hotel bar
Just tryin' to kill some time
When in walked this lady
She looked around for a while
Her eyes were kind of big
For a head that seemed too small
Her ears were slightly pointed
And she was a bit too tall
But there was strange fascination
In the curve of her thigh
So when she sat down beside me
I felt it would be just fine

We drank some Manischewitz, 
We talked about the wheather. 
Then in her broken english 
She talked about her daughter. 

She said: 
I used to be a dancer, 
Ballet and then some theater 
But one day I got pregnant 
And I just had to have her 

We went up to my room then 
So that I could get at her 
The conversation faltered 
Some grunts and "is this better?"

At the Hotel Imperial 
Hotel Imperial 

And later as we lay there 
About her name I asked her 
I said it's so convenient 
Of course Giselle's a dancer 

And she said: 
Would you believe it better
If you knew I was Gertrude? 
And I said I'd believe just fine
Because the fantasy was only mine

At the Hotel Imperial 
Hotel Imperial 

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