But where is your heart lyrics

Log in now to tell us what you think this song means. Create an account with SongMeanings to post comments, submit lyrics, and more. Log in. Lyrics Artists add. Watch you when you say What you are and when you blame Everyone, you broken king Watch you change the frame or Watch you when you take your aim At the sum of everything 'Cause you and your heart Shouldn't feel so far apart You can choose what you take Why you gotta break and make it feel so hard Lay there in the street Like broken glass reflecting pieces of the sun But you're not the flame You got the people passing by Because you know what you don't like It's just so easy, it's just so easy But you and your heart Shouldn't feel so far apart You can choose what you take Why you gotta break and make it feel so hard Oh and you and your heart Shouldn't feel so far apart You can choose what you take Why you gotta break and make it feel so hard You draw so many lines in the sand Lost the fingernails on your hands How you're gonna scratch any backs?

Better hope the tide will take our lines away Take all our lines and Hope the tide will take our lines and Hope the tide will take our lines away Take all our lines away Edit Lyrics. You and Your Heart song meanings. Add Your Thoughts 15 Comments. General Comment I think this song is about the thoughts and actions that separate us from other people, that create lines and divisions.

Lyrics like "You blame everyone," "take your aim," and "change the frame" of reference; misinterpreting others refer to standing in judgment of others, being harsh or critical, as does the line "You cut the people passing by Because you know what you don't like. Some people draw so many lines in the sand they metaphorically wear their fingernails away.

Such behavior not only separates us from each other, but causes estrangement from our own heart, our ability to love. We can only hope the tide washes away the divisive and destructive lines that we've drawn. Great song. No Replies Log in to reply. There was an error. General Comment I think that the main line of this song,"You and your heart shouldn't feel so far apart," Is related to the line "You don't always have to hold your head higher than your heart" from his song "Hope" from Sleep Through the Static.

I think he's commentng on integrity and the connection between feelings and logic. I think in this song he's saying that your actions and your beliefs and feelings should be directly connected.

General Comment I'm absolutely not saying he doesn't like Obama - nor would the song be. But there were many of us who expected a huge shift. Just watch the Yes we Can video and you'll feel it.

What happened with HCR and a public option and a month before the oil spill he approved offshore drilling that he had said he was against. Obama's heart is in the right place, but he's been far apart from it on many occasions. I feel some disappointment because I expected him to take us to task for our individual personal responsibility for our future, with the chants of yes WE can, and we need it NOW more than ever with this oil spill.

We're too busy blaming BP to see that we all have a responsibility in where we go from here. Jack does that in SO many of his songs. Sorry that I am misunderstood. I don't believe the song is contemptuous, but could be a testament to wanting so bad for him to lead us to the self determination many American's so desperately need.

Instead they sit by being full of cynicism and therefore complacency, because they think there's too much they're up against so they might as well not bother.

So soooo many of Jack's songs are about this, and I'm sure his hopes for what Obama could accomplish on the level of getting people's attention that YES WE CAN, are just as high as mine, and many other people's. And Obama seems to have stopped! Playlists relacionadas. D Imagine Dragons My Universe feat. Creedence Clearwater Revival. Aplicaciones y plugins.

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