Lamps are loads and each load has some kind of Impedance= Resistive + Inductive. In your case, the lamps are resistive loads (with a really small value of resistance) that dissipate energy (this energy converted into heat and light). The zero ohm resistance indicates a short circuit between the positive and negative side and this will leed into a smoky situation.
So if you want to simulate your circuit in terms of power dissipation, current consumption, voltage drop, etc you need to take into account this resistance.
I am not sure what the PWL and CSV stand for but as SteveMan pointed, 120VDC it's a kind of strange. May you need to replace your power source with an AC one?
The parallelization is correct