Don't Get Lost in Heaven
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Don't Get Lost in Heaven
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Got off a plane to the countryside,
I drove to the mountain and holding the ground
There was crack on the corner and someone dead,
and fire coming out of the monkey's head
(Chorus)
Don't get lost in heaven
They got no locks on the gate
Don't go over the edge
you'll make a big mistake
Put me in a cab to suburbia
I just took a line but I wasn't with you
There was more of it there, when I got back home
But you had left me,you don't know my soul...
You're a whole bad mistake, yeah, you're a whole one...
(Chorus)
Aaaah...
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