The Heart Never Lies

Album: All the Greatest Hits (2007)
Charted: 3
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Songfacts®:

  • In its debut week, "The Heart Never Lies" sold 9,000 more copies than McFly's previous single "Baby's Coming Back" did when it went straight in at #1 in May 2007. This time it only entered the UK chart at #3, behind Take That's "Rule The World" and Leona Lewis "Bleeding Love." However it was still their 13th straight Top 10 hit single in the UK.
  • The B-side is McFly's cover version of Rihanna's "Umbrella."
  • The video was shot in the English city of Bath.
  • This is a love song. However the line "Another year over and we're still together, it's not always easy, but I'm here forever," originally was written with the band in mind.

Comments: 2

  • Christiano from Piracicaba, BrazilBeautiful song...can´t wait for their new album and wonder if they're ever comming to Brazil
  • Ms. C from N.y.b, Israela very good song, and a very good band! <3
    (I love you Dougie! ~lol~ )
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