Heaven on Earth

Album: Life, Love & Hope (2013)
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  • Once I thought that life was easy
    I thought love would be enough
    Now I can't believe I'm on my own

    I'm leaving on a jet plane
    I'll wait in case you change you mind
    You're all I can see when I'm all alone, ooh

    Heaven on Earth (Couldn't we talk about it?)
    I didn't know what to say
    For what it's worth (I can't go on without it)
    I never wanted to see you walk away

    The sky is dark and angry
    But I don't feel the rain
    It's all the same, I miss your touch ... ooh

    I feel like running somewhere
    But I can't lose the pain I feel
    I'm so far away, but I'm still in love, oh

    Heaven on Earth (I can not live without it)
    I didn't know what to say
    For what it's worth (Now I just dream about it)
    I never wanted to see you walk away

    Are you looking for love? (Are you looking for love?)
    Are you looking for love? (Are you looking for love?)
    Are you even there?
    I would come running from anywhere
    Please say you won't give up

    They tell me I'm no angel
    But I've been waitin' long enough
    We made it so far, I can't give up, ooh

    Heaven on Earth
    I didn't know what to say
    For what it's worth
    I never wanted to see you walk away

    Hey, love should be enough
    Oh, heaven on earth
    Seems so easy
    Heaven on earth, ooh Writer/s: TOM SCHOLZ
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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