Step right up, folks, and dive into the indie rock enigma curated by Wilco! Here, we find ourselves checking into a metaphorical "Hotel Arizona," where the transient lifestyle of touring musicians makes them feel like fleeting stars. Instead of glitzy red carpets and paparazzi, we have rental cars with tinted windows and anonymous phone numbers—a world wrapped in an elusive connection. The lyrics dance between yearning for genuine human interaction and the numb realization that constant change is just part of the gig. Amidst all this, an existential whisper nags in the ear, reminding us that history might just be an unsolved puzzle. So, grab your room key and revel in the melancholy glam of rock 'n roll's endless road.
Hotel Arizona
Lyrics
Hotel in Arizona
Made us all want to feel like stars
Rental cars with tinted windows
Leave another number for me
And even if I make it through
That's just something that I have to get used to
That's just something I have to get used to
I feel some connection between you and me
Well I guess there's some direction
Maybe you can't see
But even at the interview
That's not something that I'm gonna get used to
That's not something I'm gonna get used to
Hello?
Can you hear me?
Hello?
That's all there is
That's all there is
(That's all)
I guess all this history is just a mystery to me
One more worried whisper right in my ear
Writer(s): JEFF TWEEDY, JEFFREY SCOTT TWEEDY
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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