Tropical Moonlight

Domino (Band)

If you look at me baby
I won't look at you
If you're good to me baby
I'll be good to you
I think you're old-fashioned
And you think I'm a tramp
But are you just gon' sit there
And watch me as I dance
You say "You're so perfect and pretty
I'm taking you with me
Run away from the city life"
Baby's lost and helpless
Soon everyone'll be jealous
'Cause soon we will be throwing rice

I could be such a wanderer
You can be such a monster
Baby, I don't want to fight
I don't care where we go
I don't care if they know
I just wanna be by your side
In the tropical moonlight

What's it gonna be baby?
What's it gonna be?
If I'm good to you
You better be good to me
Now the damage is done
So don't get so serious
I just wanna have fun
'Cause I'm young and curious
Amidst the madness
And the mayhem
And the triumph of love
I want you there
Again and again
Whenever I wake up

I could be such a wanderer
You can be such a monster
Baby, I don't wanna fight
I don't care if they know know
I don't care if we go
I just wanna hold you tight
In the tropical moonlight

Sometimes I'm wild at heart
Baby, that's a start
You like it, I can tell
Sometimes I'll get jealous
And sometimes I won't give back
And then sometimes
I'll pretend I'm someone else

I could be such a wanderer
You can be such a monster
Baby, I don't want to fight
I don't care if they know
I don't care where we go
I just wanna be by your side
In the tropical moonlight


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