Oh Heart
Baillie & the Boys Lyrics
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Oh, heart, he′ll come around
Oh, heart, if you could beat just a little stronger
Oh, heart, he won't let you down
One love is worth a thousand nights alone
And as long as he′s in your heart, He's not really
Gone, so hold on
You've got to believe when you love someone you wait a
Little longer
If his love is true, he′ll come around
Whatever you do, don′t be afraid to be a little
Stronger
Oh heart, he won't let you down
This feelin′ inside me can't be wrong
As long as he′s in your heart, he's not really gone,
So hold on,
Hold on
Move capo to 3 - Key of
Solo
Oh, heart, hold on just a little longer
Oh, heart, he′ll come around
Oh, heart, if you could beat just a little stronger,
Oh, heart, he won't let you down, yeah he'll come
Around
Same chord progression as verse above:
You′ve got to believe when you love someone you wait a
Little longer
If his love is true, he′ll come around
Oh heart, if you could beat just a little stronger,
Oh heart, he won't let you down
The lyrics to Baillie & the Boys's song "Oh Heart" speak to the challenges and uncertainties of love, and the need to hold on and believe in the strength of one's own heart. The recurring plea to the heart to hold on implies a sense of vulnerability and longing, as the singer waits for their loved one to come around. The heart is seen as both fragile and resilient, with the hope that if it beats a little stronger, it will not be let down. The singer emphasizes the value of love, stating that one true love is worth a thousand nights alone.
The lyrics suggest that true love requires patience and faith. The repetition of the phrase "If his love is true, he'll come around" reflects the uncertainty and doubt that can arise in relationships. However, the singer urges the heart not to be afraid to be stronger. This implies that being resilient and holding on to hope is important, as it can ultimately lead to the loved one returning. The song emphasizes the idea that as long as the person remains in the singer's heart, they are not truly gone.
Overall, the lyrics of "Oh Heart" convey a message of perseverance and faith in love. It encourages the listener to trust in their own heart and love, and to be patient in waiting for their loved one to come back.
Writer(s): Don Schlitz, Michael J Bonagura, Kathie Baillie
Contributed by Blake F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.