Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sting
Canonical path: /sting/three-steps-to-heaven
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Three Steps To Heaven
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Three Steps To Heaven
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Now there are three steps to heaven
Just listen and you will plainly see
And as I travel on and things go wrong
Just call it steps one, two and three.
The formula for heaven's very simple.
Just follow the rules and you will see
And as I travel on and things go wrong
Just call it steps one, two and three.
Step one, you find a girl to love.
Step two, She falls in love with you
Step three, you kiss and hold her tightly
Yeah! that sure seems like heaven to me
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Sting performs "Three Steps To Heaven", and this lyric page sits inside the Sting catalog on LyroVerse.
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