Kindle My Heart
Patrick Doyle Lyrics
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Down in the old neighborhood
Just to be with Charlie, with little Joe and Pete
Boy, we had a quartette that was mighty hard to beat
I'd love to stand down by that cellar door
Just to hear that quartette sing once more
"Heart Of My Heart", I love that melody
When we were kids on the corner of the street
We were rough and ready guys
But Oh! How we could harmonize
"Heart Of My Heart"
Meant friends were dearer then
Too bad we had to part
I know a tear would glisten if once more I could listen
To that gang that sang "Heart Of My Heart"
"Heart Of My Heart", I love that melody
"Heart Of My Heart" brings back a memory
When we were kids on the corner of the street
We were rough and ready guys
But Oh! How we could harmonize
"Heart Of My Heart"
Meant friends were dearer then
Too bad we had to part
I know a tear would glisten if once more I could listen
To that gang that sang "Heart Of My Heart"
The song "Kindle My Heart" by Patrick Doyle is a nostalgic and wistful tribute to childhood and friendship. The lyrics convey a longing to return to a simpler time, to the old neighborhood and to reunite with old friends. The singer wishes he could be a kid again and listen to his quartet, made up of Charlie, Little Joe, and Pete, sing "Heart Of My Heart". The song expresses a sense of longing and sadness for a time that is gone and will never come back.
The lyrics of "Kindle My Heart" are rich in imagery and emotions. The singer is reminded of a time when friends were dearer, when they were rough and ready guys but could harmonize beautifully together. The song is a celebration of the power of music to bring people together and kindle the heart. "Heart Of My Heart" represents the love and affection that friends share, and the nostalgia that comes with growing up.
Overall, "Kindle My Heart" is a touching and sentimental song that strikes a chord with anyone who has experienced the warmth and camaraderie of childhood friendships. The lyrics are beautifully crafted and the melody is hauntingly beautiful.
Line by Line Meaning
I sometimes wish I was a kid again
There are moments when I feel nostalgic about the past and wish to go back to being a kid
Down in the old neighborhood
To return to the old neighborhood where I spent my childhood
Just to be with Charlie, with little Joe and Pete
To be reunited with my old friends Charlie, Joe and Pete
Boy, we had a quartette that was mighty hard to beat
We had a singing group composed of four members, and we were really good at it
I'd love to stand down by that cellar door
I would like to be in the same place where we used to sing by the cellar door
Just to hear that quartette sing once more
To listen to the quartet singing again, even if only once
"Heart Of My Heart", I love that melody
I really like the song "Heart of my Heart"
"Heart Of My Heart" brings back a memory
This song reminds me of a particular memory
When we were kids on the corner of the street
When we were children playing on the street corner
We were rough and ready guys
We were young and adventurous boys
But Oh! How we could harmonize
Despite being rough, we could sing in harmony really well
"Heart Of My Heart"
Whenever we sang this song
Meant friends were dearer then
That song reminded us of how important our friends were to us
Too bad we had to part
It's a shame that our friendship had to end
I know a tear would glisten if once more I could listen
I am aware that I would get emotional if I had the opportunity to listen to that song again
To that gang that sang "Heart Of My Heart"
Referring to the group of friends I used to sing this song with
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Written by: Ben Ryan
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