Ooo, the tropics of love
Ooo, the tropics of love

Oh, comfort
You comfort
You come from far away
Oh, listen
Don't ever betray what you feel

Comfort
You comfort
You come from far away
Don't ever trust the things they say

Was it here
Where we left our hearts?
(Shh...)
Was it here
In the tropics of love?
(Shh...)

Remorse
Remorse with it every day
'Cause I feel it this way
Don't ever barter with yourself
Comfort is why
We lost our hearts

Was it here
Where we left our hearts?
In the tropics of love
(Shh...)

In the tropics of love
In the tropics of love
In the tropics of love
(Shh...)

So remember
Remember
Remember, I say
When they've taken this comfort away
I'll be there every day
Remember
Remember
Remember, I say
I'll be there every single day...


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    i love this song.

    Thursdayloveon May 25, 2006   Link
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    this song and this album own

    IXI Kashmir IXIon June 06, 2006   Link
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    this song and this album own

    IXI Kashmir IXIon June 06, 2006   Link
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    this song is seriously good. It's more than good, it's classic

    praitoon July 03, 2007   Link
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    i can't find this song anywhere! somebody send!

    dustybreezeon March 09, 2008   Link

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