Heaven
Are you really waiting outside the door
Never though I'd hear the words before the road
Sever

It's the simple things that are so hard to grasp
Can't find myself in all the days that passed
But I can feel it when it shines
Nevermind I'm falling in love with you

Can't find the road that runs though
Falling love with you
Heaven
Are you really waiting outside the door

Never thought I'd hear the words before the road
Sever
It's the simple things that are so hard to grasp
Can't find myself in all these days that pass

But I can find feel it when it shines
Nevermind the way they shy
Turning around along the trail
My whole world is falling in love with you

Can't find the road that runs through
Falling in love with you
Can't find the road that gets through


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Heaven Lyrics as written by Ernest Darnell Chavis Ernest Chavis

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    this song is amazing, i love it, esspecially live. i think that this song is about Jesus, because i know jeremy is a christain. jesus is our salvation, and he is "waiting outside the door" once he has become a christian his whole world revolves around Jesus, "my whole world is falling in love with you" i love this song, its very deep. i cant believe no one else has posted anything on it.

    viciousquirrelon March 21, 2005   Link

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