Last Train to Heaven
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Last Train to Heaven
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You might think it's foolish saying what I've said
But I just wanna tell you, I'm not out of my head
The minutes are so precious, there's such a precious few
And I just wanna testify of the love God has for you
I'm taking the last train to heaven
Hope you climb aboard, before the whistle blows
Taking the last train to heaven
Please don't turn your back and say "That's the way it goes!"
You might think it's silly believing what I do
But this is not a story that never will come true
The words are so simple, so simple but true
And they just wanna testify of the love God has for you
I bet you think it's funny we're the way we are
Or to get the point across we've gone a bit too far
But the minutes are so precious, and there's such a precious few
And we just wanna testify of the love God has for you
We're taking the last train to heaven
Hope you climb aboard before the whistle blows
Taking the last train to heaven
Please don't turn your back and say "That's the way it goes!"
Take the last train to heaven
Hope you climb aboard before the whistle blows
Taking the last train to heaven
Please don't turn your back and say "That's the way it goes!"
Please don't turn your back and say "That's the way it goes!"
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Who performs "Last Train to Heaven"?
Fred Field performs "Last Train to Heaven", and this lyric page sits inside the Fred Field catalog on LyroVerse.
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