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Night At The Overlook
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The walls are closing in around me,
They tell me to correct my family,
Drove all this way for a new beginning,
It's driven me insane,
Evil lurks among these hallways,
They say that I've been here always,
All work and no play makes me a dull boy,
But we're here so let's just enjoy,
One night at the Overlook Hotel,
Buried secrets line this void of frigid isolation while the dead walk, live and thrive upon these catacombs of hospitality,
This place is dark and vile,
And it emanates with style,
It's a nexus for malevolence,
It's our home,
Evil lurks among these hallways,
They say that I've been here always,
All work and no play makes me a dull boy,
But we're here so let's just enjoy,
One night at the Overlook Hotel,
One week at the Overlook Hotel,
Just a few months at the Overlook Hotel,
Eternity at the Overlook Hotel,
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The Prople Tampa, Florida
The Prople play great music. Generally, as their tunes grace mortal existence, talent overflows the world, beginning at their fingertips and ending at your eye sockets, ideally dodging your ears.
The Prople recommends:
Roses in Roswell
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Ate My Pizza! EP
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The Experience
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