Be Careful, It’s My Heart Irving Berlin
"Be Careful, It’s My Heart," written by Irving Berlin, is a romantic ballad from the 1948 film "Easter Parade." The song conveys themes of love, vulnerability, and the need for caution in matters of the heart. The lyrics express a plea to a lover to treat one's heart with care, highlighting the fragility of emotions. Musically, it features a gentle melody and lush orchestration typical of the era. The song has become a classic, showcasing Berlin's skill in blending heartfelt sentiment with memorable tunes. #Jazz
Be careful, it's my heart
It's not my watch you're holding, it's my heart
It's not the note that I sent you that you quickly burned
It's not the book I lent you that you'll never return
Remember, it's my heart
The heart with which so willingly I part
It's yours to take, to keep or break
But please, before you start
Be careful, it's my heart
It's not my watch you're holding, it's my heart
It's not the note that I sent you that you quickly burned
It's not the book I lent you that you'll never return
Remember, it's my heart
The heart with which so willingly I part
It's yours to take, to keep or break
But please, before you start
Be careful, it's my heart
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