heaven
is the whole of the heart
and heaven don't tear you apart
yeah heaven
is the whole of the heart
and heaven don't tear you apart
there's too many kings
wanna hold you down
and a world at the window
gone underground
there's a hole in the sky
where the sun don't shine
and a clock on the wall
and it counts my time
and heaven
is the whole of the heart
and heaven don't tear you apart
yeah heaven is the whole of the heart
and heaven don't tear you apart
there's a song on the air
with a love-you line
and a face in a glass
and it looks like mine
and i'm standing on ice when i say
that i don't hear planes
and i scream at the fools
wanna jump my train
and heaven is the whole of the heart
and heaven don't tear you apart
yeah heaven is the whole of the heart
and heaven don't tear you apart
yeah heaven
ah heaven
yeah heaven



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    My Interpretation

    There different interpretations and by no means do I know the true meaning that Richard had, but I listen to this many times on my commutes and to me there is religious connotations. You'd be surprised by how many artist do this but won't le on because it may impact their image that the record company want projected.

    Now keep this in mind I'm NOT a bible thumper or any righteous individual :-) Lord knows me well :-)

    So try this.

    1. Heaven is the whole of the heart - that is in reference to many biblical comments by Jesus about filling your heart to God.

    2. There's too many kings Want to hold you down. That is a direction reference to Jesus lecturing the Pharisees on holding the laws against the people and misusing God's directions.

    3. There's a song on the air With a love-you line And a face in a glass And it looks like mine. This one is a cool reference to what Jesus sai to the Pharisees who tried to trick him when they tried to say what's the 2nd important law?? Jesus replies Love thy neighbor as you love yourself - i.e the face in a glass :-

    4. And I scream at the fools Want to jump my train. People who jump your train is a reference to those who want derail you.

    It's not a hard stretch.

    Did they have other songs that are completely no related to religion or hav religious connotations, absolutely - Pretty in Pink!

    Any ways it's a different perspective and I love the song since it came out during my university days and I'd get up and dance to it by myself :-)

    peace60son May 02, 2016   Link

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