Queen Of Hearts

Jason DeRulo · Other Songs - Jason DeRulo

There comes a time in every man's life

When he's gonna have to make a choice

Should he keep up with the player's life

Or listen to that inner voice



Sayin if you got a good one

You'd be a fool if you let it go

I admit the other days were fun

But I think it's time for me to grow



There ain't no one in this entire world

I'd rather be with than you girl



So I'm throwin' out all my cards

Cuz I think I've finally found the

Queen of Hearts (Queen of Hearts) [2x]

Whoa ohh ohh ohh

I used to be the King of Clubs

But now those days are done

Oh, cuz I know you are (know you are)

The Queen of Hearts (Queen of Hearts) [2x]

You're my Queen of Hearts



Well I knew this day was gonna come

When I would have to shuffle my plans

Now I got a pair of diamonds

So I put them in your hands

Share, cuz you are the real thing

There's no way I could walk away

I'm givin you the best of me

So baby you wanna dance?



There ain't no one in this entire world

I'd rather be with than you girl



So I'm throwin' out all my cards

Cuz I think I've finally found the

Queen of Hearts (Queen of Hearts) [2x]

Whoa ohh ohh ohh

I used to be the King of Clubs

But now those days are done

Ooh, cuz I know you are (know you are)

The Queen of Hearts (queen of hearts) [2x]

You're my Queen of Hearts



No one before you came close to what you do

You know that's the truth for sure



You changed my life now I can't see me without your love

So I'm betting it on us



So I'm throwin' out all my cards

Cuz I think I've finally found the

Queen of Hearts (Queen of Hearts) [2x]

Whoa ohh ohh ohh

I used to be the King of Clubs

But now those days are done

Ooh, cuz I know you are (know you are)

The Queen of Hearts (queen of hearts) [2x]

You're my Queen of Hearts

About Queen Of Hearts

Jason DeRulo's "Queen Of Hearts" stands as a standout track from his 2010 era, blending pop sensibilities with a distinct electronic edge that defined his early career. Released alongside hits like "She Fly's Me Away" and "Whatcha Say," the song exemplifies the upbeat, dance-oriented sound DeRulo mastered during his peak popularity. The recording captures the vibrant energy of early 2010s radio pop, featuring a catchy melody and rhythmic production that propelled it to significant chart success. As part of his broader discography, which includes albums like "Talk Dirty" and "Tattoos," the track remains a testament to his ability to craft infectious melodies that resonated with a wide audience. Its enduring appeal highlights DeRulo's role as a key figure in the modern pop landscape, showcasing his skill in creating music that balances commercial appeal with engaging musicality.