Duncan James and Keedie - I Believe My Heart
Blue · Other Songs - Blue
Whenever i see your face, the world disappears,
All in a single glance of, revealing,
You smile and i feel as though, ive known you for years,
How do i know to trust what im feeling.
- Chorus-
I believe my heart, what else can i do,
When every part of every thought leads me straight to you,
I believe my heart, theres no other choice,
For now whenever my heart speaks, i can only hear your voice.
A lifetime before we met, has faded away,
How did i live a moment without you,
You dont have to speak at all, i know what you'd say,
And i know every secret about you.
- Chorus -
I believe my heart, it believes in you,
Its telling me that what i see is completely true,
I believe my heart, how can it be wrong,
It says that what i feel for you i will feel my whole life long.
I believe my heart, it believes in you,
Its telling me that what i see is completely true,
And with all my soul i believe my heart,
The portrait that it paints of you, is a perfect work of art
All in a single glance of, revealing,
You smile and i feel as though, ive known you for years,
How do i know to trust what im feeling.
- Chorus-
I believe my heart, what else can i do,
When every part of every thought leads me straight to you,
I believe my heart, theres no other choice,
For now whenever my heart speaks, i can only hear your voice.
A lifetime before we met, has faded away,
How did i live a moment without you,
You dont have to speak at all, i know what you'd say,
And i know every secret about you.
- Chorus -
I believe my heart, it believes in you,
Its telling me that what i see is completely true,
I believe my heart, how can it be wrong,
It says that what i feel for you i will feel my whole life long.
I believe my heart, it believes in you,
Its telling me that what i see is completely true,
And with all my soul i believe my heart,
The portrait that it paints of you, is a perfect work of art
I Believe My Heart
Blue's 1992 single 'I Believe My Heart' stands as a defining track of the mid-90s English new wave revival. Recorded with Duncan James and Keedie, the song blends a driving, rhythmic beat with a melodic vocal performance that captures the era's distinctive sound. Released under the band's name, it exemplifies the genre's fusion of electronic instrumentation and soulful vocals, becoming a staple in their discography. The track has since gained enduring popularity, often cited as a key example of the genre's resurgence in the early 1990s and remains a recognizable song in the band's catalog.