This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)

The Isley Brothers · Other Songs - The Isley Brothers

Ooh, this old heart of mine, been broke a thousand times

Each time you break away I think you're gonna stay

Lonely nights that come, memories that flow

Bringing you back again, hurting me more and more



Maybe it's my mistake to show this love I feel inside

'Cause each day that passes by,

You've got me never knowin' if I'm comin' or goin' but I



I love you-ou-ou, yes I do

This old heart (ooh) darlin' is weak for you

I love you-ou-ou, yes I do



These old arms of mine miss having you around

Make these tears inside start falling down

Always with half a kiss, you remind me of what I miss

Though I try to control myself

Like I'm gonna start faintin' 'cause my heart stops beatin' 'cause I



I love you-ou-ou, yes I do

This old heart (ooh) darlin' is weak for you

I love you-ou-ou, yes I do



I try hard to hide my hurt inside

This old heart of mine always keeps me cryin'

The way you're treatin' me leaves me incomplete

You're here for the day, gone for the week



But if you leave me a hundred times

A hundred times I'll take you back

I'm yours whenever you want me

I'm not too proud to shout it, tell the world about it 'cause I



I love you-ou-ou

This old heart (this old heart) is weak for you

I love you-ou-ou

This old heart (this old heart) is weak for you

I love you-ou-ou

This old heart (this old heart) is weak for you

This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)

Released in 1970, this track by The Isley Brothers stands as a quintessential example of their signature blend of R&B and soul. The song features the group's characteristic vocal harmonies and a driving, upbeat rhythm that defined their sound during the early 1970s. While often associated with the band's later, more funk-oriented work, this recording showcases their mastery of romantic balladry and danceable grooves. It remains a staple of their discography, reflecting the era's emphasis on polished production and emotive vocal delivery. The Isley Brothers continued to evolve their style throughout the decade, but this song captures a specific moment in their career where they balanced traditional soul structures with emerging musical trends.