The first heaven is silver
And you are silver you shine white light
The second heaven's sacred,
And you are sacred of pure soul
The third heaven is pearl
And your name is forever written

[Chorus]
Oh don't walk away
No don't walk away
I'm walking in the presence of love
I'm walking in the seventh heaven
I'm alive with the agony, the ecstasy
Strive for the pleasure and the pain
I'm walking in the presence of love.

The fourth heaven is white gold
And you cry white golden tears
The fifth heaven is holy
You are the angel of sweet mercy
The sixth heaven is of ruby
Of the wind and of the earth

Oh don't walk away
No don't walk away
I'm walking in the presence of love
I'm walking in the seventh heaven
I'm alive with the agony, the ecstasy
Strive for the pleasure and the pain
I'm walking in the presence of love.

I don't want to die in a hell on earth
In the valley below in the pain and the hurt
In the sea of Danger drowning me
There's a ray of hope when I'm walking in the
Presence of love

[Chorus]


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