The Chelsea Hotel

The Chelsea

Hotel Written by

Graham Nash

Pub. by Nashnotes,

Inc. (BMI) from the album

Songs For

Survivors © 2002

Down at the

Chelsea Hotel, with poetry and paintings

The walls are still holding memories of people who fell,

Down through the years, fighting their fears.

Down at the

Chelsea Hotel,

A sailor was dying to end all his feelings,

Everything had just turned to hell, his lover was gone,

But we have to carry on.

We will carry on, searching for truth with perpetual youth that will fade

And be gone in the blink of an eye

The world will be passing us by.

Down at the

Chelsea Hotel,

Where Raymond is writing of poets and painters.

It’s something he does very well,

A lover of his art, a lover in his heart.

At the Chelsea

Hotel, Where lovers and fighters are desperately dreaming

Of checking their hearts at the door.

Never really sure, we’ve all been here before.

We’ve all been here before, searching for truth searching for truth with perpetual youth that will fade

And what’s more in the blink of an eye, the world will be passing us by

At the Chelsea

Hotel, At the

Chelsea Hotel,

Down at the

Chelsea Hotel.