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Artist/Band:
Lisa Stansfield
Lyrics for Song: Listen To Your Heart
Lyrics for Album: In Session [1992]
I can make it better, look around
yes, honestly, take a look at yourself If you're not sure of which way to go
Then how can you hope to survive
In this world you make your own way
No one's gonna keep you alive
If you wanna find out what it's all about
You don't know where to start
Start looking inwards towards yourself
Listen in to your heart
Listen listen, ah listen to your heart
Listen listen, ah listen to your heart
Listen listen, ah listen to your heart
When life becomes too much to take
Then how can you hope to resist
The tempting hand of greed and guilt
Answers you at the top of the list
If you take the time to reassure yourself
That really it's just a start
Stop, take one step back, look at yourself
Listen to your heart
Listen listen, ah listen to your heart
Listen listen, ah listen to your heart
Listen listen, ah listen to your heart
Just be sure of yourself
Even if you find yourself in a world of trouble
And you feel that friends will never see you through
Look down deep inside you, take out all your emotions
It's your heart that gonna help you through
Listen listen, ah listen to your heart
Listen listen, ah listen to your heart
Listen listen, ah listen to your heart
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Listen To Your Heart
Lisa Stansfield's rendition of 'Listen To Your Heart' captures the essence of her signature blend of soulful vocals and polished pop production. Originally a collaboration with Roxette, Stansfield's interpretation on the 1992 live album In Session highlights her ability to command a stage with emotional depth. This recording showcases her versatility within the English pop and R&B landscape, moving seamlessly between intimate ballads and upbeat anthems. As part of a discography that includes the acclaimed Affection, this performance underscores her status as a defining voice of the early 1990s. The track remains a testament to her enduring appeal, offering listeners a refined take on a modern classic that resonates with both longtime fans and new audiences alike. |
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