You Be My Heart

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You Be My Heart
You Be My Heart album cover.jpg
Compilation album for charity by
Various
ReleasedDecember 9, 2013
Genre Alternative rock, indie pop, indie rock
Length63:39
Language English
Label Devon Reed
Producer Devon Reed
Professional ratings
Review scores
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You Be My Heart is a benefit album for 826 Valencia. [2]

Contents

Track listing

No.TitlePerformer(s)Length
1."You Be My Heart" Becky Stark 3:24
2."Prove Myself" Horse Feathers 3:14
3."Seven Wonders" Bowerbirds 2:57
4."Christen My Ship" Fruit Bats 3:44
5."Half as Much" Marissa Nadler 4:44
6."Made-Up Lines"Ghost & Gale3:02
7."While It All Away" Danielle Ate the Sandwich 2:14
8."Melt This Heart of Mine"Marble Sounds3:29
9."Somewhere Feet Have Never Tread" Letting Up Despite Great Faults 3:44
10."Mrs. Marquis de Sade" The Cloud Room 3:49
11."Excuse Me" The Spinto Band 2:34
12."She's Like a Hologram" Maps & Atlases 4:29
13."I Know" Mark Kozelek 4:29
14."The Reconciliation Song" The Finches 4:01
15."More Than Just One Lifetime" Key Losers 3:37
16."Consider My Chariot"Field Report5:11
17."You Gave Me a Reason" Saturday Looks Good to Me 4:57

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References

  1. Foley, Jack (2013-12-08). "You Be My Heart - Supporting 826 National Compilation (Review)". IndieLondon. Retrieved 2012-12-22.
  2. "Give You Be My Heart to benefit 826 Valencia". 826valencia.org. 2013-11-26. Retrieved 2013-12-21.