Devil In Her Heart
The Beatles · With The Beatles (Remastered) [2009]
But her eyes they tantalize
She's gonna tear your heart apart
oh her lips are really thrilling
I'll take my chances
for romance is
So important to me
She'll never hurt me
she won't desert me
she's an angel sent to me
She's got the devil in her heart br>no, no, this I can't believe
She's gonna tear your heart apart
no, no nay will she deceive
I can't believe that she'll ever ever go
Not when she hugs and says she loves me so
She'll never hurt em
she won't desert me
listen can't you see
She's got the devil in her heart
oh, no, no, no, this I can't believe
She's gonna tear your heart apart
no no nay will she deceive
Don't take chances if your romance is
So important to you
She'll never hurt me
She won't desert me
she's an angel sent to me
She's got the devil in her heart
oh, no, no, no, no this I can't believe
She's gonna tear your heart apart
no, no nay will she deceive
She's got the devil in her heart
No she's an angel sent to me
She's got the devil in her heart
No she's an angel sent to me
Devil In Her Heart
Released on the 1963 album With The Beatles, this track by The Beatles features a distinctive vocal performance by John Lennon, who delivers a hauntingly repetitive chant that anchors the song's unique structure. The recording showcases the band's early experimentation with vocal textures and rhythmic complexity, moving beyond standard verse-chorus formats to create an atmospheric soundscape. While the song lacks a traditional narrative, its eerie quality and Lennon's delivery have made it a standout piece in their discography, often cited as an example of their innovative approach to vocal arrangement during the mid-1960s. The track remains a significant example of the group's ability to craft memorable, mood-driven music that influenced subsequent generations of artists.