Hollywood Waltz

Eagles

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Intro : Springtime, the acacias are blooming. Southern California will see one more day. Dreamland and bus'ness is booming. The birds are a singing as I drift away. She looks another year older from too many lovers who used her and ran. But some nights, oh, she looks like an angel and she's always willing to hold you again. So give her this dance, she can't be forsaken. Learn how to love her with all of her faults. She gave more than she's taken and I'll go down doing the Hollywood Waltz. Springtime and the lady is grieving, the lovers just stand there with nothing to say. They got what they wanted, they're packing and leaving to look for another to love the same way. So give her this dance, she can't be forsaken. Learn how to love her with all of her faults. She gave more than she's taken and I'll go down doing the Hollywood Waltz, the Holly - wood Waltz, the Holly - wood Waltz, the Holly - wood Waltz, the Holly - wood Waltz.

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