Secret Heart
Hall And Oates · Other Songs - Hall And Oates
The more that you listen, the more you can hear
A world full of questions and no single answers
Memories a minefield of dangerous tears
Lcons are symbols,
They haunt us through time
Anger's a weapon,
That seems to divide
Chorus
Along the road,
That leads to desire,
Inside our secret heart
Pleasure we take
Is our desire
We found our secret heart
(our secret heart)
Boundaries of pleasure remain undecided
Instinct's a power that never stands stiii
Looking for answers in unknown places
In the depths of our darkness, we will find our will
Speakin' in a language, not found within
It's a curious stranger who fools with sin
Chorus x2
Illusions are something we reason inside us
Secrets are something we keep close to home
Oh i know that you think it's a vague supposition
(ya well) yet here we are in the wild zone
(wild zone)
Speakin' in a language
Not found within
It's a curious stranger who fools with sin
Chorus x3
Secret Heart
Hall & Oates' "Secret Heart" stands as a quintessential example of their early 1970s pop-rock sound, characterized by smooth harmonies and a polished production style that defined the duo's initial catalog. Released during a pivotal era in their career, the track exemplifies the band's ability to blend romantic balladry with an upbeat, danceable rhythm that became a hallmark of their live performances and studio recordings. The song reflects the collaborative chemistry between Daryl Hall and John Oates, showcasing their signature vocal interplay and songwriting approach that would later influence countless artists across the soft rock and new wave genres. As part of their broader discography, "Secret Heart" captures the essence of their early work, highlighting the enduring appeal of their melodic craftsmanship and the timeless quality of their romantic themes.