Heartbeats

One night to be confused One night to speed up truth We had a promise made Four hands and then away Both under influence We had divine sense To know what to say Mind is a razor blade To call for hands of above, to lean on Wouldn't be good enough for me, no One night of magic rush The start, a simple touch One night to push and scream And then relief Ten days of perfect tunes The colours red and blue We had a promise made We were in love To call for hands of above, to lean on Wouldn't be good enough for me, oh To call for hands of above, to lean on Wouldn't be good enough for me And you You knew the hand of the devil And you Kept us awake with wolves' teeth Sharing different heartbeats in one night To call for hands of above, to lean on Wouldn't be good enough for me To call for hands of above, to lean on Wouldn't be good enough for me

About

"Heartbeats," released in 2003, is one of the standout tracks from The Knife's critically acclaimed album "Deep Cuts." The Swedish electronic duo, comprising siblings Karin Dreijer Andersson and Olof Dreijer, struck a chord with listeners through this evocative song. Known for its infectious melody and poignant lyrics, "Heartbeats" quickly became a defining anthem for the duo, capturing the complexities of love and intimacy in a modern world. The song's undulating electronic beats serve as a backdrop for Karin's haunting vocals, delivering a narrative that is both specific and universal. It has received extensive radio play, covers, and inclusion in various films and TV shows, earning its place as one of the iconic electronic songs of the early 2000s.