The Queen of Hearts (song)
- The Queen of Hearts (song)
Infobox Single
Name = The Queen Of Hearts
Artist = Agnetha Fältskog
from Album = That's Me
Released = 1998
Format = CD single
[ Recorded = ] 1981
Genre = Europop, Pop
Length = 3:20 (Album Version); 3.32 (Remixed Version)
Label = Polar Music/Universal Music
Writer = Agnetha Fältskog, Ingela Forsman
Producer =
Chart position =
* #53 Sweden
[ Certification = ]
Last single = Let It Shine
(1988)
This single = The Queen Of Hearts
(1996)
Next single = If I Thought You'd Ever Change Your Mind
(2004)
"The Queen Of Hearts" is a song by Agnetha Faltskog, released as a single in 1998 to "That's Me". The song was not a brand new recording (Agnetha withdrew from public view in 1988) but a demo that was recorded in 1981.
Originally this song was a Swedish song called "När du tar mig i din famn" (When You Take Me in Your Arms), which was recorded in 1979 as part of the compilation Tio år med Agnetha.
The single also featured the song "Eyes of a Woman" from the album Eyes of a Woman. It didn't enter the charts but was a gift for all fans who had not had the chance to hear a new song from their favourite artist for ten years.
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