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MY HEART song lyrics by Joel Sattler
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Wednesday, May 6, 2015    Rated "G" by the Author.
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MY HEART song lyrics
by Joel Sattler

don't you know that my
my heart
is yours

and if you want my life
you must
be sure

if you want my soul
you know
the cure

because you know that my
my heart
is yours

there was once a time
I thought
I was free

but I did not know the crime
inside
of me

but when I saw your face
was touched
by fire

now I live by the grace
of your
desire

tell me all your secrets
and I will keep them safe
tell of the magic
and I will keep the faith
tell me all your sorrows
and I will make you new
give me your tomorrow
and I will rescue you

don't you know my heart
is yours
to keep

if your world comes apart
we'll take
the leap

and then you'll know my heart
will beat
so true

and all because the love
I feel
for you

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 Reviews of "MY HEART song lyrics by Joel Sattler"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 7, 2015
I agree with Jeff. This one has all the right ingredients for a love song. But it always depends upon the melody, the arrangement, and the delivery, whether it can cut the mustard in a competitive music environment.

Ron

Reviewed by Jeff Mason
Reviewed on May 7, 2015
Some good lyric material here. If it's a song, I would end it with the title; and build up to the title in a chorus; vs. starting with the title in the first line. That's just traditional advice, not a hard and fast rule. There are many successful songs that start with the title or have the title in the first line or first few lines.
And ending line "... and all because the love I've always felt for you; deep in the furthest, safest confines of my heart; in all the sacred places in my heart..." Just a suggestion. I especially love this section: "tell me all your secrets
and I will keep them safe
tell of the magic
and I will keep the faith
tell me all your sorrows
and I will make you new
give me your tomorrow
and I will rescue you " -- Jeff Mason


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