How can life be what you want it to be?
You're frozen
When your heart's not open

Mmm, if I could melt your heart
Mmm, we'd never be apart
Mmm, if I could melt your heart
Mmm, we'd never be apart

Mmm, if I could melt your heart (mmm)
Mmm, we'd never be apart
Mmm, give yourself to me (ooh, ooh)
Mmm, we'd never be apart (Sickick)

Mmm, if I could melt your heart
Mmm, we'd never be apart
Mmm, if I could melt your heart
Mmm, we'd never be apart (Sickick)


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    As I recall, beautiful and sad ballad Frozen is about Madonna's endless search for love, enlightenment and transcendence. She takes hold of The Unforgettable Fire-a U2 Reference because she's the Queen of the Slipstream-a van Morrison reference because it is here on Frozen-the crux on Ray of Light that Madonna discovers Soul and Namaste. She Still loves Sean and Guy but she can't have them anymore. Lady Madonna is crying in Wet Tears and Unconscionable Sadness. She Still Believes in Love but She is Beside Herself. Madonna Cries in Frozen "If I Could Melt Your Heart(s)..."-and begins Crying alone and Sad. She lost her two Loves. Madonna's Heart is Broken. Still, Frozen is a beautiful song and a landmark concerto in Madonna's life. The video clip only enhances the ballad suspense. Frozen is Magnificent-No Line on Madonna's Horizon!

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