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Chris Isaak ~ In The Heat Of The Jungle


(tribal chant)

In the heat of the jungle, in the heat of the night.
Sat an african princess in the pale moonlight,
Saying go bobalua, go baby go,

I love you, i love, you, goodnight.
I go hide in the jungle, and i dance til' i drop.
With an african princess and nope i don't stop,
I watch tv til' midnight i do
Just what i please, i love you, i love you, goodnight.

( musical solo )
( tribal chant )

In the heat of the jungle, in the heat of the night.
Sat an african princess in the pale moonlight,
Saying go bobalua, go baby go,
I love you, i love, you, goodnight.
Hey...ohh... just gets crazy from here!

( second musical solo )
( tribal chant )


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