Stealing
My Heart
Composers: Mick
Jagger & Keith Richards
Recording date: May-June
2002
Recording location:
Guillaume Tell Studios, Suresnes, Paris, France
Producer: Don
Was & The Glimmer Twins Chief
engineer: Ed
Cherney
Mixer: Bob
Clearmountain
Never performed onstage

Line-up:
Drums: Charlie
Watts
Bass: Darryl
Jones
Acoustic guitars: Keith
Richards & Ron Wood
Electric guitars: Keith
Richards, Mick Jagger & Ron Wood
Slide electric guitar: Ron
Wood
Vocals: Mick
Jagger
Keyboards: Chuck
Leavell
Handclaps: ----
Well luck is expensive and freedom comes cheap
When love's on the menu, I don't drink so
deep
Well I was just out there to have me some
fun
But it's easier said than done
Mm, we're standing so far apart
We had a string of false starts
I can't seem to stop it now
It grows and it grows and it grows
Stealing my heart
Stealing my heart
Stealing my heart, yeah
My cards are on the table, you can look up
my sleeves
You say you're honest but love is for thieves
Well I was just out there, chaste as a nun
But it's easier said than done
Yeah, like a shot in the dark, yeah
You shoot me right out the park
I can't seem to stop it
It grows and it grows and it grows
Stealing my heart
Stealing my heart
Stealing my heart, yeah
Mm na, na, na, na, na
Stealing my heart
Oh yeah
Ah ha, oh yeah
Well you've got no money and I've got no charm
While you're in a panic, I stay so calm
Well I was just out there to have me some
fun
But it's easier said than done
Yes, uh huh - yeah, I thought I was sharp and
Yeah, you were a walk in the park
I thought you were dinner
But you were the shark
Stealing my heart
Stealing my heart
Stealing my heart
Stealing my heart, yeah
Stealing my heart
Stealing my heart, yeah
Stealing my heart
Stealing my heart, yeah
Stealing my heart, ha
You're stealing, stealing my heart, yeah
Stealing, stealing, stealing
Stealing my
heart, oh yeah
Come on, come on now
Stealing, come on
Stealing my, stealing my heart
Stealing my heart, yeah
Stealing my heart, yes
TrackTalk
Stealing My Heart is more like garage rock
with a hook.
-
Mick Jagger, 2002
(It's) more of a battle of the bands thing,
with a hook.
-
Mick Jagger, 2002
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