Another song that says a lot about Hawley's recent past is Heart of Oak, written about his friend, folk singer Norma Waterson.
One competition title that has been wringing sobs is Heart of a Dog, a very idiosyncratic essay film from artist and sort-of pop star Laurie Anderson.
Arguably, the list's least conventional title is Heart of a Dog, performance artist Laurie Anderson's memoir-essay about her dog Lolabelle, which screened in competition at the Venice film festival.
A colleague points out: "It sometimes seems that any time anyone writes a piece about Africa (or, in fact, dark-skinned people), the first (and usually last) headline everyone comes up with is Heart of Darkness.
The big themes in 20th century American history are threads in her text but it is the children Timmy and Debbie hiding fresh eggs in the sofa for Easter that is heart of this family story.
As I've said all along, the most important thing is Heart of Midlothian Football Club surviving.
