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Artist/Band:
Juice Newton
Lyrics for Song: Queen Of Hearts
Lyrics for Album: Sweetest Thing [2011]
Midnight,
and I'm a-waiting
on the twelve-oh-five
Hoping it'll take me
just a little farther down the line
Moonlight,
you're just a heartache in disguise;
Won't you keep my heart from breaking
if it's only for a very short time
Chorus:
Playing with the queen of hearts,
knowing it ain't really smart
The joker ain't the only fool
who'll do anything for you
Laying out another lie,
thinking 'bout a life of crime
That's what I'll have to do
to keep me away from you
Honey, you know it makes you mad
Why is everybody telling everybody
what you have done
Baby, I know it makes you sad
But when they're handing out the heartaches
you know you got to have you some
Chorus:
Lovers, I know you've had a few
But hide your heart beneath the covers
and tell 'em they're the only one
And others, they know just
what I'm going through
And it's a-hard to be a lover
when you say you're only in it for fun
Playing with the queen of hearts,
knowing it ain't really smart
The joker ain't the only fool
who'll do anything for you
Chorus:
Playing with the queen of hearts
(repeat and fade)
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Queen Of Hearts
Released on the 2011 compilation album Sweetest Thing, "Queen Of Hearts" is a track by Juice Newton that reflects her enduring presence in country-pop music. The recording showcases Newton's signature vocal style, blending her classic 1980s sound with a contemporary production approach. As part of her discography, the song highlights her ability to craft melodies that resonate with audiences across generations. While the specific lyrical themes are not detailed here, the track stands as a testament to her career's longevity and her status as an influential figure in modern country music. The inclusion of the song on a greatest hits collection underscores its popularity and its role in defining her musical legacy. |
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| Album Lyrics: Sweetest Thing [2011] |
Juice Newton
"Sweetest Thing [2011]"
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