Heaven
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Heaven
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We send our love to the sky
We ask forgiveness and try to fly
We couldn't help but question why
Heaven only knows
You fell down a mountain made of pills
And drowned in a sea of hospital bills
You don't deserve it, but it took you still
Heaven only knows
How am I supposed to believe in justice
On days like this
When all I see is emptiness
We bite the bullet and take the news
All you love you'll someday lose
We walk around with the earthbound blues
Heaven only knows
How am I supposed to believe in justice
On days like this
When all I see is emptiness
We send our love to the sky
We ask forgiveness and try to fly
We couldn't help, but question why
Heaven only knows
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Who performs "Heaven"?
John Moreland performs "Heaven", and this lyric page sits inside the John Moreland catalog on LyroVerse.
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