Heaven

Los Lonely Boys

Vamonos

Save me from this prison
Lord, help me get away
'Cause only you can save me now from this misery

I've been lost in my own place and I'm gettin' weary
How far is heaven?
And I know that I need to change my ways of livin'
How far is heaven?
Lord, can you tell me

I've been locked up way too long in this crazy world
How far is heaven?
And I just keep on prayin', Lord, and just keep on livin'
How far is heaven?
Yeah, Lord, can you tell me?
How far is heaven? ('Cause I just gotta know how far, yeah)
How far is heaven? (Yeah, Lord, can you tell me?)

Tú que estás en alto cielo
Échame tu bendición

'Cause I know there's a better place than this place I'm living
How far is heaven?
And I just got to have some faith and just keep on giving
How far is heaven? (Yeah, Lord, can you tell me?)
How far is heaven? ('Cause I just got to know how far, yeah)
How far is heaven? (Yeah, Lord, can you tell me?)
How far is heaven? ('Cause I just gotta know how far)
I just want to know how far


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Heaven Lyrics as written by Joey Garza Henry Garza

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    In my top 10 most annoying songs... It's toooooo catchy AHHHH to each their own.

    ADimeADexteron December 20, 2004   Link

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