Secret Heart

Secret heart What are you made of? What are you so afraid of? Could it be three simple words Or the fear of being overheard? What's wrong? Let him in on your secret heart Secret heart Why so mysterious? Why so sacred, why so serious? Maybe you're just acting tough Maybe you're just not man enough What's wrong? Let him in on your secret heart This very secret That you're trying to conceal Is the very same one That you're dying to reveal Go tell him how you feel Secret heart Come out and share it This loneliness, few can bear it Could it have something to do with Admitting that you just can't go through it alone? Let him in on your secret heart This very secret That you're trying to conceal Is the very same one That you're dying to reveal Go tell him how you feel This very secret heart Go out and share it This very secret heart

About

"Secret Heart" is a track from Canadian artist Feist's 2004 album, "Let It Die." The song is a cover of Ron Sexsmith's original and has become one of the standouts in Feist's early career. The song captures the essence of vulnerability in relationships, tackling themes of emotional walls, insecurities, and the complexities that accompany revealing your true self to someone else. With its minimalist instrumentation and Feist's gentle, evocative vocal delivery, "Secret Heart" manages to condense complex emotions into a few minutes of introspection. The song has resonated with audiences and critics alike for its honest lyrical content and its atmospheric, almost ethereal, quality that encapsulates the raw emotion it explores.