Pearls of Passion - Track Listings

Track Listings

Original CD release

All songs written and composed by Per Gessle, except where noted.

No. Title Length
1. "Soul Deep" 3:41
2. "Secrets That She Keeps" 3:48
3. "Goodbye to You" 4:03
4. "I Call Your Name" 3:39
5. "Surrender" 4:23
6. "Voices" (Music: Marie Fredriksson & Per Andersson) 4:46
7. "Neverending Love" 3:30
8. "Call of the Wild" 4:32
9. "Joy of a Toy" (Music: Mats Persson & Gessle) 3:09
10. "From One Heart to Another" 4:11
11. "Like Lovers Do" 3:25
12. "So Far Away" (Lyrics: Per Gessle & Hasse Huss) 5:17
Total length: 48:27
1997 remastered release – CD bonus tracks
No. Title Length
13. "Pearls of Passion" 3:35
14. "It Must Have Been Love (Christmas for the Broken Hearted)" 4:49
15. "Turn to Me" 2:58
16. "Neverending Love" (Tits & Ass demo / 1986) 2:45
17. "Secrets That She Keeps" (Tits & Ass demo / 1986) 2:54
18. "I Call Your Name" (Montezuma Demo / 26.07.86) 3:04
19. "Neverending Love" (Frank Mono-Mix / 1987) 3:19
20. "I Call Your Name" (Frank Mono-Mix / 1987) 3:21
Total length: 74:35
2009 remastered release – CD bonus tracks
No. Title Length
13. "Pearls of Passion" 3:35
14. "Neverending Love" (Tits & Ass demo / 1986) 2:45
15. "Secrets That She Keeps" (Tits & Ass demo / 1986) 2:54
2009 remastered release – iTunes only bonus tracks
No. Title Length
13. "I Call Your Name" (Montezuma Demo / 26.07.86) 3:04
14. "Neverending Love" (Frank Mono-Mix / 1987) 3:19
19. "I Call Your Name" (Frank Mono-Mix / 1987) 3:21
LP/Cassette – side A
No. Title Length
1. "Soul Deep"
2. "Secrets That She Keeps"
3. "Goodbye to You"
4. "I Call Your Name"
5. "Surrender"
6. "Voices"
LP/Cassette – side B
No. Title Length
7. "Neverending Love"
8. "Call of the Wild"
9. "Joy of a Toy"
10. "From One Heart to Another"
11. "Like Lovers Do"
12. "So Far Away"

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