Hotel California, Desi version 

On a dark crowded highway 
brylcreem in my hair 
warm smell of parathas 
rising up through the air 

up ahead in the distance 
I saw a shimmering light 
my eyes grew dim and my head grew light 
I had to stop for the night 

there they stood in the doorway 
they were desis you could tell 
I got out fearfully 
saying this will surely be hell 

all around us were buildings 
Sun, SGI and Dell 
I slowly unloaded my things 
In the shadows of Intel 

and still those parking lots were full of Hondas 
waiting up in the middle of the night 
to be driven home by programers 

welcome to the town of Sunnyvale 
such a desi place, such a crazy place 
we're livin' it up in the town of Sunnyvale 
such a nice surprise, so many people with no lives 

my heartstrings were twisted 
I wanted to feel at home 
where thousands of desis existed 
and no white man dared roam 

sambar stains on the ceilings 
mango lassis on ice 
sit and watch the paint peeling 
or make daal and boil rice 

but my mind revolted 
at the very thought 
I grabbed my bag and bolted 
I'd escape no matter what 

and still those voices are calling from far away 
wake you up in the middle of the night 
I can hear them say 

welcome to the town of Sunnyvale 
such a desi place, such a crazy place 
we're livin' it up in the town of Sunnyvale 
such a nice surprise, so many people with no lives 

I wake up in a cold sweat thank god it was a dream, 
there is no need to fret. 
I still live in the Marin. 
Oh, I still live in Marin.