In the Heart of Jane Doe Nat "King" Cole
"In the Heart of Jane Doe" by Nat "King" Cole, released in 1955, is a #Jazz ballad that explores themes of longing and unrequited love. The lyrics convey a deep emotional connection to a mysterious woman, Jane Doe, symbolizing the universal search for love. The song features Cole's smooth vocals and rich piano arrangements, highlighting his signature style. Its timeless appeal continues to resonate, showcasing the emotional depth of jazz music.
[Verse 1]
In the heart of Jane Doe there's a longing I know
For that someone that she couldn't hold
She was young, young in years to be shedding such tears
But the young sometimes never grow old
[Verse 2]
She took love for granted and that wasn't smart
Love taken for granted is apt to depart
And now that he's gone
Who can tell what goes on in the heart
Broken heart of Jane Doe
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 2]
She took love for granted and that wasn't smart
Love taken for granted is apt to depart
And now that he's gone
Who can tell what goes on in the heart
Broken heart of Jane Doe
[Outro]
And I wonder, does she know
He still loves her so?
In the heart of Jane Doe there's a longing I know
For that someone that she couldn't hold
She was young, young in years to be shedding such tears
But the young sometimes never grow old
[Verse 2]
She took love for granted and that wasn't smart
Love taken for granted is apt to depart
And now that he's gone
Who can tell what goes on in the heart
Broken heart of Jane Doe
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 2]
She took love for granted and that wasn't smart
Love taken for granted is apt to depart
And now that he's gone
Who can tell what goes on in the heart
Broken heart of Jane Doe
[Outro]
And I wonder, does she know
He still loves her so?
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