You Still Have My Heart

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You Still Have My Heart

At 89 BPM in C# minor, ‘You Still Have My Heart’ is built around the push and pull between a tight, chugging verse and a chorus that opens up like a door blown off its hinges, the line ‘like a northern star, you guide me where you are’ landing exactly where it needs to. STAB’s vocal sits high in the mix with real authority, cutting through the wide, distorted guitars without losing the ache underneath. It’s the kind of power-ballad architecture that Fleetwood Mac perfected and Heart weaponized, and this sits comfortably in that lineage.

Lyrics

The sky fades to grey, but your light never dims A memory etched like a song on the wind I tried to let go, but the nights fall apart You walk in my dreams, you still have my heart

I've been chasing shadows, running through the haze Looking for the fire in the words we used to say

You still have my heart, no matter how far Like a northern star, you guide me where you are Every beat I feel, it's calling your name You still have my heart, and it's driving me insane

I see your face in the crowd, a ghost in the rain A spark in the silence that cuts through the pain I'm holding the pieces, but I'm falling apart 'Cause nothing can change that you still have my heart

I've been chasing shadows, running through the haze Looking for the fire in the words we used to say

You still have my heart, no matter how far Like a northern star, you guide me where you are Every beat I feel, it's calling your name You still have my heart, and it's driving me insane

Even if the world turns cold and fades away I'll keep the fire burning 'til my dying day A love like this, it never disappears Through the storms and the years, you're still here

You still have my heart, no matter how far Like a northern star, you guide me where you are Every beat I feel, it's calling your name You still have my heart, and it's driving me insane

"You still have my heart…"

Written by Michael Anthony Rose

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Published by Maricopa Publishing. Displayed by permission.

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Credits

Songwriter: Michael Anthony Rose