Heaven And Hell
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Heaven And Hell
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Oh, when lovers meet
A crowded bar
To an empty street
He takes her arm
She shuts her eyes
Who would've thought that we could reach these heights
Oh, when lovers part
With each a half of a broken heart
And hopeless tears
From eyelashes leap
Who would've thought that we could fall so deep
Heaven and hell
Hand in hand
Oh, when lovers dance
With carefull feet and curious hands
The rythms grow
From hidden depths
Who would've thought that we would know these steps
Oh, when lovers meet
Soft kisses on a blushing cheek
Our touches ask
What no-one knows
Why even love like this comes and goes
Heaven and hell
Cheek to cheek
Heaven and hell
Side by side
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Tina Dickow performs "Heaven And Hell", and this lyric page sits inside the Tina Dickow catalog on LyroVerse.
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