Heaven's Light
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Heaven's Light
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So many times out there
I've watched a happy pair
Of lovers walking in the night
They had a kind of glow around them
It almost looked like heaven's light
I knew I'd never know
That warm and loving glow
Though I might wish with all my might
No face as hideous as my face
Was ever meant for heaven's light
But suddenly an angel has smiled at me
And touched my face without a trace of fright
I dare to dream that she
Might even care for me
And as I ring the bells tonight
My cold dark tower seems so bright
I swear it must be heaven's light
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