I'm just so tired
Won't you sing me to sleep
And fly through my dreams
So I can hitch a ride with you tonight

And get away from this place
Have a new name and face
I just ain't the same without you in my life

Late night drives
All alone in my car
I can't help but start
Singing lines from all our favorite songs

And melodies in the air
Singing life just ain't fair
Sometimes I still just can't believe you're gone

And I'm sure the view from heaven
Beats the hell out of mine here
And if we all believe in heaven
Maybe we'll make it through one more year
Down here

Feel your fire
When it's cold in my heart
And things sort of start
Reminding me of my last night with you

I only need one more day
Just one more chance to say
I wish that I had gone up with you too

And I'm sure the view from heaven
Beats the hell out of mine here
And if we all believe in heaven
Maybe we'll make it through one more year
Down here

You won't be coming back
And I didn't get to say good bye (goodbye)
I really wish I'd got to say
Good bye

And I'm sure the view from heaven
Beats the hell out of mine here
And if we all believe in heaven
Maybe we'll make it through one more year

I hope that all is well in heaven (I'll be singing in heaven?)
'Cause it's all shot to hell down here (we need you here)
I hope that I find you in heaven (singing in heaven)
'Cause I'm so lost without you
Down here

You won't be coming back
And I didn't get to say goodbye (goodbye)
I really wish I'd got to say goodbye


Lyrics submitted by rjbucs28

View from Heaven Lyrics as written by Benjamin Eric Harper, Longineu Warren Iii Parsons, Peter Michael Mosely, Sean Michael Wellman-Mackin, William Ryan Key

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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    When i first heard this song i instantly started thinkin of my friends and family who died... i love this band... this is my favorite song from them... thanks youllbemyangel for the female singer... ive never heard of her but she has an amazing voice and it makes this song perfect...the icing on the cake. i know they said it was about their friend... but im just sayin when i first heard it i thought it was about a girlfriend with a strong relationship who died but either way i absolutely love this song... it really makes u think and realize stuff

    grlatdarocksho22on June 23, 2004   Link

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