Once I thought that I was in control
But that was just another trick of fate
Playing with my life.
There have been some times
I was so tied up
And I said to myself: "Gotta break it all,"
But didn't really try
Two hearts beating
In this place you made you know
Nothing changes
My Antarctica
You can make your rhymes and paint your rules
In black an white for me to memorize
Never understand
And there will be times
For a thousand vows
A thousand promises we forgot
To be realized
Two hearts beating
In this place you made you know
Nothing changes
My Antarctica
One life pumping
We make love to make our ...
And we ....
My Antarctica
We'll keep the rhythm going and we'll remember
We'll keep the laughter flowing and we'll remember
We'll let the music jangle and we'll remember
Two hearts beating
In this place you made you know
Nothing changes
My Antarctica
One life pumping
We make love to make our ...
And we ...
My Antarctica
This is what we made you know
I will stay here
In Antarctica
And you will
Stay here
With me



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My Antarctica Lyrics as written by Ryuichi Sakamoto Fernando Aponte

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    Everything post Notorious has been underrated. Music Magazines moved on to the more easily manipulated and the no talents. Meanwhile Duran Duran continued to produced brilliant intelligent meaningful music. Thank god for intelligent music.

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