Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Mark Knopfler
Guitar
Richard Bennett
Acoustic Guitar
Danny Cummings
Background Vocals
Guy Fletcher
Keyboards
Glenn Worf
Bass Guitar
Chad Cromwell
Drums
Steve Nathan
Keyboards
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Mark Knopfler
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Mark Knopfler
Producer
Chuck Ainlay
Mixing Engineer
Brian Masterson
Recording Engineer
Miles Showell
Mastering Engineer
Denny Purcell
Mastering Engineer
Graham Lewis
Assistant Mixing Engineer
Jonathan Russell
Assistant Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
She was swingin' by the Bangles in a main street store
A while before we met
The most dangerous angles that you ever saw
She spied her amulet
And she took a loop of leather for around her neck
And that was then the start
The most dangerous lady on her quarter deck
She found her golden heart
Yeah, found your golden heart
[Verse 2]
Then we swirled around each other, and the thread was spun
To some Arcadian band
I would stop it from swingin' like a pendulum
Just to hold time in my hand
And you shot me with a cannonball of history
And long forgotten art
I'd been turning it over as our words ran free
I'd hold your golden heart
I'd hold your golden heart
[Verse 3]
And nothin' in the world prepared me for your heart, your heart
Nothin' in the world that I love more, your heart, your heart
Your golden heart
[Verse 4]
Your golden heart, your golden heart
Your golden heart, your golden heart, golden heart
[Verse 5]
And every time I'm thinking of you from a distant shore
And all the time I sleep
I will have a reminder that my baby wore
A part of you to keep
And I'll send you all my promises across the sea
And while we are apart
I will carry the wonder that you gave to me
I'll wear your golden heart
I'll wear your golden heart
[Verse 6]
Oh, nothin' in the world prepared me for your heart, your heart
Nothin' in the world that I love more, your heart, your heart
Your golden heart
[Verse 7]
Your golden heart, your golden heart
Your golden heart, your golden heart, golden heart
Golden heart, your golden heart
Your golden heart, oh, mm
Written by: Mark Knopfler