Lulu Town
Lulu Town is a now uninhabited, former settlement on Navassa Island, claimed by both the United States and neighbouring Haiti, in the Caribbean.
Overview
Navassa Island was claimed for the United States on September 19, 1857, by Peter Duncan, an American sea captain, under the Guano Islands Act of August 18, 1856. The modest settlement was created to house both mine workers and supervisors whose goal was the rich deposits of guano found on Navassa. This resource, gathered mainly from the interior of the island, was stored in Lulu town for later shipment to the United States.
Mining operations on Navassa Island were halted in approximately 1900, and the settlement is now uninhabited.
The town lies on Lulu Bay. Its ruggedness prevents boats from landing; such small boats as regularly ply the area are mainly fishing boats from nearby Haiti.
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Coordinates: 18°23′46″N 75°01′06″W / 18.396°N 75.0182°W / 18.396; -75.0182
Anything [Radio Edit]
I'm in too deep to turn around
All I want is your sweet loving
But when you move away from me
I feel just like I am drowning
And I know the sweetness is right before our eyes
I would do anything to be with you
Make it through to understanding
Anywhere you want me to
Talke to me, I know we'll make it through
I'm trying not to be so scared
Sometimes I don't konw if you want me
When all I need is tenderness
Show me how to love somebody
And I know the sweetness is right before our eyes
repeat Chorus
And who knows what forever brings, but
I am ready for real love...