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Steve Miller Band — Jungle Love
Album: Greatest Hits 1974-78
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I met you on somebody's island
You thought you had known me before
I brought you a crate of papaya
They waited all night by your door
You probably wouldn't remember
I probably couldn't forget
Jungle love in the surf in the pouring rain
Everything's better when wet

Jungle love, it's drivin' me mad
It's makin' me crazy
Jungle love, it's drivin' me mad
It's makin' me crazy

But lately, you live in the jungle
I never see you alone
But we need some definite answers
So I thought I would write you a poem
The question to everyone's answer
Is usually asked from within
But the patterns of the rain
And the truth they contain
Have written my life on your skin

Jungle love, it's drivin' me mad
It's makin' me crazy
Jungle love, it's drivin' me mad
It's makin' me crazy

You treat me like I was your ocean
You swim in my blood when it's warm
My cycles of circular motion
Protect you and keep you from harm
You live in a world of illusion
Where everything's peaches and cream
We all face a scarlet conclusion
But we spend our time in a dream

Jungle love, it's drivin' me mad
It's makin' me crazy, crazy
Jungle love, it's drivin' me mad
It's makin' me crazy, crazy

Jungle love it's drivin' me mad
It's makin' me crazy, crazy
Jungle love it's drivin' me mad
It's makin' me crazy
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The one song I would withdraw all RP support for.
Originally Posted by navonodt: This is not what I listen to this radio station for.... Not that I hate Steve Miller but this is neither eclectic or intelligent rock
Perhaps, but it sure is nice to be able to sing along, every now and then (even if it drives coworkers crazy).
This is not what I listen to this radio station for.... Not that I hate Steve Miller but this is neither eclectic or intelligent rock
Help!! I\'m trapped in Classic Rock hell!!!
I have heard this one million times too many. And I actually like Steve Miller.