05.Heart Of An Angel
Modern Talking · Other Songs - Modern Talking
There is so much sorrow, she has to be strong
She needs all her power, for helping the poor
Showing heaven to you
There's something to live for, oh what makes you glad
Oh she can't see it, if people are sad
A new star in heaven, she helps everyday
Hope she lives forever and a day
She has a heart, heart of an angel
She has a heart, heart of gold
It is more and more than a lonely heart can hold
She has a heart, heart of an angel
She lives thousand lives in one
She is the queen of hearts, for her I sing this song
Heart of an angel
She gives everything, she helps everyone
Sometimes it's easier, oh said than done
She wears love like heaven and she knows no fear
She lives between a laugh and a tear
She has a heart, heart of an angel
She has a heart, heart of gold
It is more and more than a lonely heart can hold
She has a heart, heart of an angel
She lives thousand lives in one
She is the queen of heart, for her I sing this song (for her I sing this song)
She has a heart, heart of an angel (heart of an angel)
She has a heart, heart of gold
It is more and more than a lonely heart can hold (oh)
She has a heart, heart of an angel (heart of an angel)
She lives thousand lives in one (one)
She is the queen of heart, for her I sing this song (for her I sing this song)
One heart of gold
Heart of angel
Heart of angel
05. Heart Of An Angel
Modern Talking's 'Heart Of An Angel' stands as a defining track from the duo's 1980s golden era, blending Eurodance rhythms with melodic pop sensibilities. The song exemplifies the group's signature style, characterized by the interplay between lead singer Dieter Bohlen's vocals and Thomas Anders' distinctive falsetto. Released during a period of massive international success, the recording captures the upbeat, dance-oriented sound that propelled Modern Talking to global fame. As part of their extensive discography, the track remains a staple of 80s pop culture, celebrated for its infectious energy and polished production. It reflects the era's shift toward synthesizer-driven pop while maintaining the emotional core typical of the duo's earlier hits.