I like to smile
But I like to mostly stay with you
I like good times
But I can't feel this without you
By my song
The heart is in the place
I sing this song
Probably so

If I could sigh
I'd tell the world I'd felt with you
I like the time
I like the feeling when
I feel you in my arms
I'll take you in my hand
I'll let you go
Somebody save me
Somebody save me

Sing it
Sing my, sing my song
We sing the same old song loud

Smile...though your heart breaks in two
Touch me...when will I be with you

I like good times
But I can feel it's going wrong
You sing the same old song
Now I think it's time to get it right

Sing it out, sing out...
Sing this same old song

If I could swim, I'd swim in circles
If I could drown, I'd, I'd drown with you
If I had enough of my life
I can't tell
If I had enough of you


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Treasure (Whatever Happened to Pete the Chop) Lyrics as written by David Evans Adam Clayton

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    Who is Pete the Chop? Ive no idea what it has to do with the song. But its a great song none the less.

    Onlineon November 02, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    Pete the Chop was a demo recorded in 1979 at the same time as 'Another Day.' The band hated it, but Paul McGuinness wouldn't stop talking about how great it was. They couldn't find the original recording though, so they wrote 'Treasure' and labeled it as 'Whatever happened to Pete The Chop?'

    MacphistoKnowson September 15, 2021   Link

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