About The Song
In the realm of country music, few names resonate with the enduring legacy of Conway Twitty. A true icon of the genre, Twitty’s rich, emotive vocals and heartfelt songwriting captivated audiences for decades, earning him a place among the Grand Ole Opry’s most revered members. Among his vast repertoire of chart-topping hits, “My Heart Knows” stands as a timeless masterpiece, a poignant ballad that continues to touch the hearts of listeners worldwide.
Released in 1969 as part of Twitty’s album To See My Angel Cry, “My Heart Knows” showcases the singer’s masterful ability to convey profound emotions through his voice. The song’s opening lines, “My heart knows, my heart knows / There’s something wrong,” immediately set the tone for a journey of heartache and longing. As the verses unfold, Twitty paints a vivid picture of a love gone astray, the protagonist grappling with the realization that their relationship is irreparably broken.
Despite the pain that permeates the lyrics, “My Heart Knows” is not a song of despair. Instead, it is a testament to the enduring power of love, even in its most sorrowful form. The chorus, “My heart knows, my heart knows / That I’ll always love you so,” serves as a poignant reminder that true love never fades, even when faced with adversity.
Twitty’s delivery of “My Heart Knows” is nothing short of masterful. His voice, imbued with a raw, heartfelt sincerity, perfectly captures the emotional depth of the lyrics. Each note carries the weight of the protagonist’s heartache, yet there is an underlying tenderness that prevents the song from becoming overly sentimental.
The song’s enduring popularity is a testament to its timeless appeal. “My Heart Knows” has resonated with listeners across generations, transcending cultural and demographic boundaries. Its message of love, loss, and resilience speaks to the shared human experience, making it an enduring favorite among country music fans worldwide.
“My Heart Knows” is more than just a song; it is an emotional tapestry woven with threads of heartache, longing, and unwavering love. Conway Twitty’s masterful performance elevates the song to the realm of timeless classics, ensuring that its poignant message will continue to touch hearts for generations to come.
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You keep saying you love me and I know it’s not trueYou just don’t want to hurt me I respect that in youYou’re in love with another and you won’t let it showOh I hate to admit it but it’s sure my heart knowsI thought I’d won when he lost you I thought you’d forgetBut there’s still one old mem’ry that you haven’t lost yetI know I’d die when I lose you I know I won’t let you goFor you’d never be happy this is true my heart knows[ steel ]So goodbye and God bless you I’m setting you freeJust to know you’d be happy means so much to meI know I’d die when I lose you I know I must let you goFor you’ll never be happy this is true my heart knows