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Secret Heart by Ron Sexsmith
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Ron Sexsmith Is A Canadian From St. Catharines Ontario Currently Based In Toronto. He Is Known As A Songwriter's Songwriter With A Gift For Melody Insightful And Understated Lyrics And An Expressive Affecting Voice. Sexsmith Started His First Band At 14. After Moving To Toronto He Formed The Uncool And Released His Cassette Out Of The Duff And A Year Later There's A Way. Meanwhile He Worked As A Courier And Released Grand Opera Lane In 1991. On The Strength Of This Album He Earned A Contract Which Led To The Self-Titled Album Ron Sexsmith Of 1995. Between 1997 And 2001 Sexsmith Released Three More Albums Before The Acclaimed Cobblestone Runway In 2002.
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Secret Heart" Is A Song By Canadian Singer-Songwriter Ron Sexsmith From His 1995 Eponymous Album. The Song Has Been Covered By Rod Stewart On His 1998 Album "When We Were The New Boys" By Feist On Her 2005 Album "Let It Die" And Katey Sagal On Her 2013 Album "Covered". There Are At Least Two Other Songs With The Same Title.
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Ron Sexsmith Is A Canadian From St. Catharines Ontario Currently Based In Toronto. He Is Known As A Songwriter's Songwriter With A Gift For Melody Insightful And Understated Lyrics And An Expressive Affecting Voice. Sexsmith Started His First Band At 14. After Moving To Toronto He Formed The Uncool And Released His Cassette Out Of The Duff And A Year Later There's A Way. Meanwhile He Worked As A Courier And Released Grand Opera Lane In 1991. On The Strength Of This Album He Earned A Contract Which Led To The Self-Titled Album Ron Sexsmith Of 1995. Between 1997 And 2001 Sexsmith Released Three More Albums Before The Acclaimed Cobblestone Runway In 2002.
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Secret Heart" is a song by Canadian singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith from his 1995 eponymous album. The song has been covered by Rod Stewart on his 1998 album "When We Were the New Boys", by Feist on her 2005 album "Let It Die", and Katey Sagal on her 2013 album "Covered".
There are at least two other songs with the same title. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.