Here is my heart Metropolis oDDBall

Me singing unaccompanied. The fact I cannot sing does not mean I will not.
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"Here's My Heart" by Pat Benatar is a song from the soundtrack of the 1984 movie *Metropolis*. This film is a restoration and reimagining of Fritz Lang's 1927 silent science fiction classic, *Metropolis*. The 1984 version, directed by Giorgio Moroder, featured a contemporary soundtrack with songs by various popular artists of the time, including Freddie Mercury, Bonnie Tyler, and Adam Ant, in addition to Pat Benatar.

Giorgio Moroder's version of *Metropolis* aimed to make the classic silent film more accessible and engaging for modern audiences. He added a rock and pop soundtrack, color tinting, and sound effects. "Here's My Heart" fits into this context as a part of the effort to modernize the film's presentation.

The song itself reflects the emotional and dramatic themes of the movie, contributing to the overall atmosphere Moroder sought to create with his updated version. Pat Benatar's powerful vocals and the song's synthesizer-heavy production are characteristic of the 1980s music scene, aligning with Moroder's vision for the film's soundtrack.