Take a Heart

Slade · Other Songs - Slade

First you take a heart, then you break her heart

But before you do, you make it fall for you

Then you give it back, ahh you shouldn't do that



Seen you walk that floor just a-thinking of you

You seen me walk that floor baby, right out of my school

Somebody help me please, tell me what to do



Just send an S.O.S., my heart's in distress

Won't somebody please take her place

Well I found her there, searching everywhere



Break



Watch you breaking my heart baby



First you take a heart, then you break her heart

But before you do, you make it fall for you

Then you give it back, ahh you shouldn't do that



Seen you walk that floor just a-thinking of you

You seen me walk that floor baby, right out of my school

Somebody help me please, tell me what to do



Send me an S.O.S., my heart's in distress

Won't somebody please take her place

Well I found her there, searching everywhere



Oh you shouldn't do that (oh you shouldn't do that)

Oh you shouldn't do that (oh you shouldn't do that)

Oh you shouldn't do that baby (oh you shouldn't do that)

Oh you shouldn't do that



You know you broke my heart, you made me fall for you

You know you shouldn't do that

You know you shouldn't do that

Take a Heart

Take a Heart stands as a testament to Slade's enduring ability to craft energetic, hook-laden rock anthems. Emerging from the band's prolific catalog, the track showcases the group's signature blend of hard rock and glam influences that defined their sound during their peak years. Known for their powerful live performances and distinctive vocal delivery, Slade utilized this recording to reinforce their reputation for creating music that resonates with audiences seeking high-energy entertainment. The song fits comfortably within their broader discography, reflecting the consistent musical identity that has sustained their legacy across decades. It remains a notable song in their body of work, highlighting the band's commitment to delivering memorable melodies and robust instrumentation without relying on fleeting trends.