Frozen Heart

Frozen Heart is the opening song in Frozen.

Lyrics
Ice Harvesters: Born of cold and winter air And mountain rain combining... This icy force both foul and fair Has a frozen heart worth mining

So cut through the heart, cold and clear Strike for love and strike for fear See the beauty, sharp and sheer Split the ice apart! And break the frozen heart

Hyup! Ho! Watch your step! Let it go! Hyup! Ho! Watch your step! Let it go!

Beautiful! Powerful! Dangerous! Cold!

Ice has a magic, can't be controlled. ''Stronger than one! Stronger than ten!'' Stronger than a hundred men!

Hyup!

Born of cold and winter air And mountain rain combining! This icy force both foul and fair Has a frozen heart worth mining!

Cut through the heart, cold and clear! Strike for love and strike for fear! There's beauty and there's danger here Split the ice apart! Beware the frozen heart...

Trivia

 * Director Jennifer Lee described the song as a tribute to Dumbo's Roustabouts song.
 * Some fans say that the song is describing Elsa because of her ice powers and it can be true. But when one remembers Anna's statement to Hans at the near end of the movie, "The only frozen heart around here is yours," they would say that the song is referring to Hans, especially at the song's conclusion Beware the frozen heart!
 * One may also notice the conparsions of the song's lyrics and Han's character
 * Beautiful (Han's good looks)
 * Powerful (Han's power over Arendelle or his ability to deceive)
 * Dangerous (Han's use of a sword)
 * Cold (Han's evil nature)