"Open Your Heart" genre: Love Songs
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	November Mood Love Song
	Credits: Isabella Hartlaub
	Story Behind the Song This song comes to my mind after reading the "mists of avalon" with this fatal love of morgaine and lancelot. Lyrics It was summertime when i´ve lost my soul and in fear and despair left all behind and in autum still i´ve found no silent place to stay to forget my senseless love to tease my heart I wish I would never have loved you so when you looked so sad, so sad before I had to go OPEN YOUR HEART once again and believe that sorrows have not been in vain just go on with your dreams that might still become true remember that your fate is depending all on you Now the winter snow has covered my uncounted tears in the cold winds thoughts are frozen (and) the night brings up the very fears and so day by day for my innocence I pray but my guilt is catching me there is no chance to hide away Then your face appears through my heart and your voice talks sad, so sad seems so far apart OPEN YOUR HEART once again and believe that sorrows have not been in vain just go on with your dreams that might still become true remember that your fate is depending all on you Wen the spring first smile melts my stirrness right away and my body s trembling now for those sweet words I want to say as you hold me in your arms right now you whisper those words that reminds me somehow OPEN YOUR HEART once again and believe that sorrows have not been in vain just go on with your dreams that might still become true remember that your fate is depending all on you just go on with your dreams that might still become true remember that your fate is depending all on you

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