Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? Lyrics
Moby
Lyrics
Why does my heart feel so bad?
Why does my soul feel so bad?
Why does my heart feel so bad?
Why does my soul feel so bad?
Why does my heart feel so bad?
Why does my soul feel so bad?
Why does my heart feel so bad?
Why does my soul feel so bad?
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
Why does my heart feel so bad?
Why does my soul feel so bad?
Why does my heart feel so bad?
Why does my soul feel so bad?
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
These open doors, these open doors
Why does my heart feel so bad?
Why does my soul feel so bad?
Song & Lyrics Facts
"Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?" is a song by American electronica musician Moby, released as the fourth single from his fifth studio album Play on May 17, 1999. The track was written and produced by Moby himself, with additional production from Mark "Spike" Stent.
It features vocals from singer Gwen Stefani of No Doubt, who wrote the lyrics for the song. The song's melancholic lyrics explore themes such as loneliness and sorrow, while its instrumentation consists of a piano-driven melody backed by strings and electronic beats. It received positive reviews from critics, many of whom praised Stefani's passionate vocal performance. Despite its popularity, it failed to chart in the US but did reach number 27 in the UK Singles Chart. It remains one of Moby's most popular songs, with over 133 million streams on Spotify alone. Its accompanying music video featured footage of Moby performing live along with the song's lyrics, making it a favorite among fans.