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Bonnie Tyler ~ Goodbye To The Island


(ronnie scott/ steve wolfe) Producers for bonnie: hugh murphy/ ronnie scott/ steve wolfe *goodbye to the island Hello to the rain It's gone like a dream in the night And it won't be back again Goodbye to the island Where our bodies touched Goodbye to a little bit of heaven And i miss you so much (oh) why love did you treat me this way Why love did you treat me this way Why love did you treat me this way Why love did you treat me this way A bed it is an island A world apart Soft words in the middle of the night Straight from the heart Two heads on a pillow So warm, so close Goodbye to the island Where, where it mattered the most repeat repeat repeat and fade more free lyrics

(ronnie scott/ steve wolfe)
Producers for bonnie: hugh murphy/ ronnie scott/ steve wolfe

**goodbye to the island
Hello to the rain
It's gone like a dream in the night
And it won't be back again

Goodbye to the island
Where our bodies touched
Goodbye to a little bit of heaven
And i miss you so much

*(oh) why love did you treat me this way
Why love did you treat me this way
Why love did you treat me this way
Why love did you treat me this way

A bed it is an island
A world apart
Soft words in the middle of the night
Straight from the heart
Two heads on a pillow
So warm, so close
Goodbye to the island
Where, where it mattered the most

*repeat
**repeat
*repeat and fade

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