Foolish Heart by Mary Martin
Foolish Heart by Mary Martin

Foolish Heart

Mary Martin * Track #4 On One Touch of Venus

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Foolish Heart by Mary Martin

Release Date
Thu Feb 10 1944
Performed by
Mary Martin
About

Not to be confused with the jazz standard by the same title, this song was written for Mary Martin in the 1943 Broadway musical One Touch of Venus. In the show, Venus worries that she has lost her otherworldly sex appeal. The music is done up like a Viennese waltz.

Foolish Heart Lyrics

[VENUS]
Will you tell me how these things happen?
Have I trusted in love too much?
When did the magic vanish?
Have I somehow lost my touch?
How gay the world could be
Could I love you, could he love me?

Love shouldn't be serious, should it?
You meet, you kiss, you start
I fancied that I understood it
I forgot my foolish heart

Love can't be illogical, can it?
You kiss, you smile, you part
It happens the way that you plan it
If you hush your foolish heart

Poor foolish heart
Crying for one who ignores you
Poor foolish heart
Flying from one who adores you

Ah, love used to touch me so lightly
My heart now betrays me so
I would dance with a new lover nightly
But my foolish heart says no

Ah, love used to touch me so lightly
My heart now betrays me so
I would dance with a new lover nightly
But my foolish heart says no

Foolish Heart Q&A

Who wrote Foolish Heart's ?

Foolish Heart was written by Ogden Nash & Kurt Weill.

When did Mary Martin release Foolish Heart?

Mary Martin released Foolish Heart on Thu Feb 10 1944.

are they different songs

Yes, they’re different. They have different lyrics, melodies, and songwriters. Click on the hyperlink for the other song.

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