wounded heart

"I have touched with my hands the wounded heart of this city," he said.

We're trying to save the world, not heal the wounded heart.

Apparently his voice had touched a raw place in her wounded heart.

I whistle and sing with wounded heart thinking of that great man.

Work is the best medicine for a wounded heart.

One that turned his already wounded heart to stone.

He heard her several times cry, as if from a wounded heart, "Pardon!"

Without these, the wounded heart dies and shortly thereafter the body.

Have you seen a woman whose sorrow is too much for tears, or a wounded heart that would rise beyond its own pain?

It would prove impossible to shield her wounded heart if she couldn't even avoid his company.

We walked in silence for a time and then, as I had expected, his wounded heart sought the relief of conversation.

He always played tough to defend his wounded heart.

The beautiful woman with the large eyes and a wounded heart as buried as his own.

Where would Mary go to heal her wounded heart?

Despite her rough exterior, it is clear that deep down, Marty has a wounded heart.

It's not just the female of the species that have used their wounded hearts as musical inspiration.

She adds, "He hears the cries of the wounded heart."

Who do you think will heal Ben’s wounded heart this season, “Bachelor” nation?

I would hold out my own wounded heart.

Her wounded heart could not stop the words, and as soon as they were out, she regretted them.

He will be kind to thee and heal thy wounded heart, my daughter.

Yet she allowed only a glimpse of a wounded heart, refusing to overplay.

I got down from my seat at the bar feeling, yes, a bit absurd about my wounded heart.

In his wounded heart, the sudden dread had found a permanent billet.

Both knew much of their urgency last night had come from a pair of wounded hearts.