Why does the heart get all the songs?

People who get heart transplants don't suddenly wind up with the emotions of the person who donated the heart, as far as we know. Neurologists will be happy to tell us at length that the emotions, while influence by other biological processes, all come out of the brain. But we still think of emotions as being seated in the heart.

It is reasonable---when you get an emotional response, it's your heart that responds. When you say that your heart dropped, your heart skipped a beat, your heart ached, your heart melted, even that your heart broke, you're describing legitimate physical feelings that occur in the vicinity of the heart. When you say your brain froze up during a test, you don't actually feel like ice is forming on your head. At least I've never felt that.

No, the heart grabs all the credit for the emotions, and the heart gets almost all the songs. Eyes get some songs; heads a few; some dirty songs give us some more base organs. But that's about it.

What about all the other organs that we all have? Other organs we all enjoy, that we would all hate to part with? Just because the heart feels doesn't mean our other organs shouldn't get a song. Take the nose. Aren't we are all glad that we have noses?

Aside from these guys, I guess.

But then I looked over some well-known heart songs, and...

My Nose Will Go On

Noses Afire

This Nose of Mine

Hard-Nosed Hannah

Your Nose Is as Black as Night

Young Noses Run Free

Nose and Soul

Tell It to My Nose

Cold Cold Nose

Me and My Broken Nose

How Can You Mend a Broken Nose

Nose of Glass

Nose of Gold

Nose of Stone

Nose Wants What It Wants

Noselight

Don’t Go Breaking My Nose

Nosebreaker

Nosebreak Hotel

Un-Break My Nose

Hole in My Nose (All the Way to China)

Total Eclipse of the Nose

With a Child’s Nose

Nose-Shaped Box

Nose Like a Hand Grenade

Noseache Tonight

Hungry Nose

The Nose of the Matter

Two Noses

Two Noses Beat as One

Yeah, I guess we'll stay with the hearts.

Unless... Pancreas songs...?