My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own

Connie Francis

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My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own:Connie Francis. #1 on BB Hot 100 and #3 in UK on MGM Records in 1960. INTRO: #1. I told this heart of mine our love could never be but then I hear your voice and something stirs inside of me. Somehow I can’t dismiss the memory of your kiss guess my heart has a mind of its own. #2. No matter what I do no matter what I say no matter how I try I just can’t turn the other way. When I’m with someone new I always think of you guess my heart has a mind of its own. CHORUS: You’re not in love with me so why can’t I forget I’m just your used to be it’s wrong and yet. #3. I know forgetting you would be a hopeless thing for I’m a puppet and I just can’t seem to break the string. I say I’ll let you go but then my heart says no Guess my heart has a mind of its own. OUTRO: Guess my heart has a mind of its own. A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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La chanson exprime la lutte intérieure d'une personne qui essaie de tourner la page d'une relation passée, mais se sent incapable de l'oublier. Malgré ses efforts pour se persuader que tout est fini, son cœur continue de ressentir des choses profondes pour l'autre. Même lorsqu'elle rencontre de nouvelles personnes, les souvenirs de l'ancienne relation reviennent constamment, ce qui laisse entendre que les émotions peuvent parfois nous dépasser. Dans le contexte des années 1960, les thèmes de l'amour perdu et de la nostalgie étaient très présents dans la musique, et cette chanson illustre parfaitement cette tendance. Elle reflète les dilemmes émotionnels auxquels on peut faire face, prouvant que les sentiments ne sont pas toujours sous notre contrôle.

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