Heart's Done Time
Aerosmith · Permanet Vacation
met a woman, she had a man
couldn't help it, I had a plan
right around midnight he was gone
saw her red light, she left it on
and oh my heart's done time
and oh now she's mine
if there's a reason for these chains
it's like we suffer to ease the pain
now I got this feelin inside of me
my heart's in jail and I can't break free
and oh my heart's done time
and oh now she's mine
now she's mine
now she's mine
now she's mine
now she's mine
and oh my heart's done time
and oh now she's mine
now she's mine
now she's mine
now she's mine
couldn't help it, I had a plan
right around midnight he was gone
saw her red light, she left it on
and oh my heart's done time
and oh now she's mine
if there's a reason for these chains
it's like we suffer to ease the pain
now I got this feelin inside of me
my heart's in jail and I can't break free
and oh my heart's done time
and oh now she's mine
now she's mine
now she's mine
now she's mine
now she's mine
and oh my heart's done time
and oh now she's mine
now she's mine
now she's mine
now she's mine
Heart's Done Time
Aerosmith's "Heart's Done Time" serves as a gritty, mid-tempo rock track from their 1994 album *Permanent Vacation*. The recording captures the band's signature blend of hard rock and blues-inflected guitar work, featuring Joe Perry's distinctive lead guitar lines and Steven Tyler's raspy vocals. Released during a period where the group was navigating a shift in their sound following the success of their previous era, the song reflects the band's enduring ability to deliver high-energy performances rooted in classic rock traditions. It stands as a testament to their catalog of anthems that have defined their career, showcasing their mastery of the genre without relying on modern production trends.