Listen What Your Heart Says

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The Heart's True Voice: A Journey of Emotional Authenticity

Praying Mantis's song "Listen What Your Heart Says" delves into the timeless struggle between logic and emotion, urging listeners to heed the often-overlooked wisdom of their hearts. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone caught in the throes of a difficult decision, where rational thought seems to dominate. However, the song's narrator pleads for a return to emotional authenticity, emphasizing that true feelings should not be ignored or suppressed.

The song opens with a poignant observation: "Oh sense has no part, in affairs of the heat." This line sets the stage for the central conflict, highlighting the disconnect between logical reasoning and the passionate, often irrational nature of love. The narrator acknowledges that the person has made up their mind logically but questions the visible tears, suggesting that their heart is sending a different message. The repeated plea to "listen to your heart once more" serves as a powerful reminder that emotional truths often hold the key to genuine happiness.

As the song progresses, it becomes clear that the narrator believes in the power of love to transcend logical boundaries. Lines like "Why do you hide, those feelings inside" and "Those feelings don't lie" reinforce the idea that true emotions are undeniable and should be trusted. The song's climax, where the narrator implores the listener to "change your mind, change your world back to mine," encapsulates the hope that by following their heart, they can find their way back to a place of mutual love and understanding. Ultimately, "Listen What Your Heart Says" is a heartfelt call to embrace emotional honesty and let the heart guide one's decisions, especially in matters of love.

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