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With its Italian-style orchestrations – described as “almost Neapolitan” by author Robert Matthew-Walker -“Heart of Rome” was the B-side to the single “I’m Leaving,” and remains one of the more debatable songs of Elvis' career.
Many fans love the song, and believe that it should have been the A-sid...
[Verse 1]
In a little while you're leaving
Starting on the journey home
Soon I'll be alone, the one who loves you
La la la la la, somewhere in the heart of Rome
[Chorus]
I'll make a wish in every fountain
Say a prayer that you'll return
Minutes I'll be counting
May the fire of love still burn
I'll keep your picture by my pillow
And pretend I'm not alone
Make believe that you are with me
La la la la la, in the heart of Rome
[Verse 2]
Suddenly the tears are falling
As we hear the whistle blow
Hold me very close before you leave me
La la la la la, somewhere in the heart of Rome
[Chorus] [x2]
Heart of Rome was written by Geoff Stephens & Ken Howard & Alan Blaikley.
Heart of Rome was produced by Felton Jarvis.
Elvis Presley released Heart of Rome on Wed Jun 16 1971.