Lyrics:
On a highway to heaven, headed south of her smile, mm
Get there when we get there, every inch is a mile
Body like a back road, drivin' with my eyes closed
I
kissed by the dew,
All this is mine and heaven too.
I own each summer day
Each mountain capped with snow
The sentimental tree, the dreamy streams that
kissed by the dew,
All this is mine and heaven too.
I own each summer day
Each mountain capped with snow
The sentimental tree, the dreamy streams that
Quit my job at the 7-11
3-d vision and a glance of heaven
Picked up my six string began to play
Just one touch and it started to say
All your
Well tonight I'm up in Chillicothe
Downwind from the papermill
I'm out here spittin' on the sidewalk
Taking in the factory smells
Heaven knows,
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
On the twentieth day of May
And caused to loving children
To sleep beneath the clay
These two dear kids walked side by side
Out on a state highway
Their
an instance, gone without a trace
On a Highway to Heaven, A miracle took place
Another soul was saved, by The Masters Grace
With a new beginning, and a brand
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
the coffin.
We're poisoned by venom with each breath we take,
From the brown sulfur chimney and the black highway snake.
Every dawn that breaks golden is
new to say
Planets are just bumbles, floating carelessly
Streets lined up with boxes, so it seems
Lined up there forever by their buildings
To heaven or the highway out of town
YEAH
You spin the wheel and I roll the bones
Never let them think they've got us down
Got us down
Cause were
could be quenched quickly by the man from Galilee
For the water flows eternal from the well that never dries
For it flows right out of Heaven where
tribes a-moaning
Hear the undertaker's bell
Nobody can sing the blues
Like Blind Willie McTell
There's a woman by the river
With some fine young handsome
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
Blending in romantic fashion, melody, moonlight and passion,
Riding high on heaven's highway,
Purple stars are guiding my way;
I am like a comet whizzing
branches
But my heart just couldn't stay
I left the moment that I could
A prisoner of the highway
I passed by farms and trailers
As I drove through
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
One, two, one, two, three
Hand me a towel, I'm dirty dancing by myself
Gone off tabs of that acid
Form me a circle, watch my Jagger
Might lose
out here
Workin' on the blues
So I carried on.
You can't be haunted by the past.
People come and people go.
And nothing ever lasts.
But I
She didn't see me see her cryin'
As she sat there by the window
A southbound Greyhound leavin' town
The hardest thing I've ever done
Was to walk
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
do
By the time she gets halfway
She'll be tired of 95
The spray off those trucks sucks
I hope she gets through alive
Our Lady
Nobody gets too much heaven no more
It's much harder to come by, I'm waiting in line
Nobody get too much love anymore
It's as high as a mountain
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