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Back home in Heartbreak U. S. A.
The harbor's empty, my love has gone
With aching heart I face each cold and lonely dawn
And 'til the trade winds bring him home to stay
I'll live in heartbreak U. S. A.
CHORUS:
Don't let those Geisha girls get your heart in a whirl
And if you meet some sweet fraulein remember you're mine
Don't forget your sweetheart while you're away
Back home in Heartbreak U. S. A
Sometimes I'm lonely and time stands still
And I wonder if you feel the way I always will
So darling write me letters every day
In care of Heartbreak U. S. A
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