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Living behind a fence
Praying no more accidents
When it comes to a head
I wish we were dead
You can keep running
Running but you'll never get home
And I want you to know
You're not alone
The only way to
heaven is through
you
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2. |
Heaven Tonight
05:25
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Down the line-don't go over
There's a limit-you went over
So much time-time runs out
Time ran out- make it down
Would you like to go to heaven tonight?
Would you like to go to heaven tonight?
Oh oh oh oh
Downed the line-couldn't get much
Couldn't get much- higher if you tried
And tried and tried- you're as guilty
It's a crime- oh, oo, it's a crime
You can never come down, you can never come down
You can never come down, you can never come down
Down inside-you're getting nervous
You've never been this high before
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3. |
Gently
02:50
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Pick me up right off the shelf (gently)
Bend and breaking at the seams
Friendly-oh
Throw me
Lightly
Falling
Now my soul is lost in hell
Find me in my hole
I planned this well
ooOOoooOoo x4
Flesh melting to the bone
On my own
Bend and breaking at the seams
Nothing's ever what it seems
Careful not to upset
Baby's in the back of the bed
OooOoooOOoo x4
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