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nation The highway to heaven is a city street We've got a purpose let's get on our feet Got to get on the road, ,got to march in the right direction Got
Robin Gibb, Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb Nobody gets too much heaven no more It's much harder to come by I'm waiting in line Nobody gets too much
I got that high desert fever Feel it from my head to my toes I got that high desert fever How I got it, heaven only knows I'm rolling down Highway
You said you'll stay by my side Said til we gray and we die Guess that was fake and you lied You looked at my face and my eyes You couldn't tell
box he smiles whenever we walk by we just walk a little faster and say "there but for the grace of God go i" but a little love - just a little love -
He’s moving down, the highway heaven’s face He’s never slowing down, he never takes a rest He took hell out of it, like a devil makes his run See him
by my Carhartt hat I'm a raise a little hell, she's Heaven on Earth The grace to my grit and the rain to my dirt I'm a little down-home, cold beer
the rearview I’ll drive me and you drive you Tell this highway where it goes Look at all the sights we’ll see We can be anything we wanna be Yeah we’ll sit by
Innocence is a light beam You're doing your thing With your arm out your window up Highway 9 When it's too much to handle Burn me a candle If
really know me Sometimes there's so much you can show me There's a highway of stars across the heavens Whispering song of the wind in the grass There's
It was a sunny summer day of sophomore year Derek, Marc, and I on = Highway 55 surfboards on the rack, ate breakfast on the way it's days = Like
If I fall asleep forever I hope Heaven's just a dream Maybe I'll start talking to you in my sleep and tell you just what I've seen Tell you that
It ain't the most dramatic part of the USA But you know James Taylor Tanglewoods are the soul of Independence Day The San Fran' sages love to say
chance, baby pass you by Why does a girl never cry when her feelings Are murdered by bad dealings It started in heaven There's a place for you Give me
Verse As life rolls along And time passes by More and more, I realize Some things we think important Don’t matter very much They’re often times
Jesus cried, wept and died I guess he went up to Heaven I've been downtown such a long, long time I'll never make it home by seven Won't you come
boy When youre flying high on a highway to the sky I'll be livin by This promise i have made myself When i was just a little man Nothin more than 3
her life as if It was hallmark movie So dramatic with the simpleness But damn your beauty Got me looking past the hour glass I'm usually moody But
a lot to prove But all I find is all these highways wind And lead back to my slice of heaven on toast Oh, would your heart kinda glow if I held your
side I'm an outlaw I'm an outlaw Wanted nationwide I'll see you again My friend on the open road We'll ride Heaven's Highway in glory I'm told We ride
kissed by the dew, All this is mine and heaven too. I own each summer day, each mountain capped with snow, The sentimental breeze, the dreamy streams
a woman by the river With some fine young handsome man He's dressed up like a squire Bootlegged whiskey in his hand There's a chain gang on the highway
Creature of my habits Father figure never really had it Grew up average, insecure, Face in my mattress Wasn't one for the dramatics And I'm still
stunting like I got my first chain On a highway to heaven, look at all the tolls I paid I done gave my city drive all the roads I paved No matter what
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