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Topic: Heart of Mine (1916)

  20th Apr 2021, 9:37 PM
mister_tmg

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A friend found the sheet music for this song, and wonders if it was ever recorded. The song was published in Britain and America in 1916:
Heart of Mine

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Refrain:
Heart of Mine! Heart of Mine!
In the twilight your voice I hear.
Love's pure ray that lights my way,
For life's so sweet when you are near.
Eyes of Blue, Eyes so true,
Softly shining with love Divine;
Dream of me, I dream of thee.
Heart, Dear Heart of Mine.

Words by C.E. Vivian-Kennelly
Music by Leo. T. Croke


My searches bring up no recordings, which I find odd considering it was published in both the UK and US, although it was in World War I, in the early days of the recording industry. A copy of the sheet music on Preloved says it was "sung with great success by Carmen Navvario"... a complete unknown now it would seem. The sheet music is listed in the Roy Hudd Music Hall collection, so maybe that's the kind of place it was performed?

I know that published pop music from the 40s and 50s wasn't always commercially recorded, although I've found it's very much the exception rather than the rule. I don't know how true that is for earlier decades though.


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