The Song from Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart?) Willie Nelson

"The Song from Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart?)" by Willie Nelson is a poignant ballad reflecting on love and longing. Released in 1973, it blends country and pop (#Country). The lyrics express deep emotional yearning, questioning the whereabouts of one's heart. Its lush orchestration and Nelson's heartfelt delivery enhance its romantic theme, making it a timeless classic. The song has influenced various artists and remains a symbol of love's complexity.

[Verse]
Whenever we kiss I worry and wonder
Your lips may be here but where is your heart
It's always like this I worry and wonder
You're close to me here but where is your heart

[Chorus]
It's a sad thing to realize that you've got a heart that never melts
When we kiss, do you close your eyes pretending that I'm someone else?
You must break the spell, this cloud that I'm under
So please won't you tell me darling, where is your heart?

[Guitar]

[Chorus]
It's a sad thing to realize that you've got a heart that never melts
When we kiss, do you close your eyes pretending that I'm someone else?
You must break the spell, this cloud that I'm under
So please won't you tell me darling, where is your heart?

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