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Practice: Heart Upon My Sleeve

Imagine Dragons

4:14

💡How to Practice

Play the song on your music player or streaming service
Follow along with the synced lyrics below
Use the timestamps to check your timing

Lyrics with Timing

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0:07

With my heart upon my sleeve

0:11

My head down low, I still feel broken

0:15

Down upon my knees

0:19

With my head down low and I still feel broken

0:23

Where are you? Where are you?

0:27

Oh, now that I need you most and

0:31

A heart upon my sleeve, broken down, woah

1:01

I guess I'm just down on my luck a bit, shakin' me out of it

1:09

I guess I'm just down on my luck a bit, shakin' me out of it

1:24

With my heart upon my sleeve

1:28

My head down low, I still feel broken

1:31

Down upon my knees

1:35

With my head down low and I still feel broken

1:40

Where are you? Where are you?

1:43

Oh, now that I need you most and

1:47

A heart upon my sleeve, broken down, down, down, down

1:59

Now, I can't go a single day without thinking of the words I'd say

2:06

And I can't do a single thing without thinking of you, thinking of you

2:29

Now I'm just left with the pieces to put back together

2:33

(Together, together, together)

2:38

(Forever, forever, forever)

2:44

With my heart upon my sleeve

2:48

My head down low, I still feel broken

2:51

Down upon my knees

2:56

With my head down low and I still feel broken

3:00

Where are you? Where are you?

3:04

Oh, now that I need you most and

3:08

My heart upon my sleeve, broken down, down, down, down

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Song Information

Artist: Imagine Dragons
Album: TIM
Duration: 4:14
Lyrics Type: plain

💡Singing Tips

• Listen to the original song first to learn the melody
• Start with slower parts before tackling fast sections
• Record yourself to identify areas for improvement