| What does it look like in heaven?
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| Is it peaceful? |
| Is it free, like they say?
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| Does the sun shine bright forever?
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| Have your fears and your pain gone away?
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| Rest In Peace, little sis
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| Sarah Smith
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| The choir sings to violin strings in Coram, Gordon Heights
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| They say they saw the lord in lights, and heard the church organ pipes
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| So may your soul rest, I know your ghost spoke, I felt your cold breath
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| Is life a gift, or is living just dying a slow death?
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| Does the pain die, do the tears dry?
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| Do we get wings, do we all fly?
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| Will I see you again in the afterlife?
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| When we pass the light, is it paradise?
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| Are the streets gold, are the gates pearly?
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| 'Cause they took an angel from the Earth too early
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| As I hold my baby to my chest closely
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| If I die, then my son won’t get to know me
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| Will I see the morning or is this the ending?
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| Will I live to dance at my daughters' wedding'?
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| Would they welcome me into the doors of heaven?
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| Give my heart a mending and my soul a cleansing?
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| Seen half my family in a coffin
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| Is Vincent healthy, is Max talking?
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| Is Donna happy? |
| Is DeeAnn walking?
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| 'Cause it’s been tough ever since we lost them
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| The rough climb, deaf, dumb, blind
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| When we unwind, does the sun shine?
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| Let me hear your voice, just one time
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| Are you up there? |
| Give me some sign
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| Just being born, they say we’re truly blessed
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| But is heaven peaceful? |
| I could use the rest
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| I would give my last breath to miss you less
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| How am I holdin' up? |
| I’m living in distress
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| How am I making out? |
| I’m tongue kissing death
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| When the smoke settles, smell the rose petals
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| And so much has gone wrong, does the cold flesh ever turn warm?
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| Can you take us back to the innocence when we were infants being first born?
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| Tell me, what does it look like in heaven?
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| Is it peaceful? |
| Is it free, like they say?
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| Does the sun shine bright forever?
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| Have your fears and your pain gone away?
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| Damnit
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| Listenin' to whispers, vision, magic scene, dream of my sisters
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| Seen her standing on the clouds dancin' in ballerina slippers
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| No hateful emotion, I see the light glowing over the great ocean
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| I smell my aunt Sue’s cooking and my dad waving as the gates open
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| In my arms I hold the queen, is this a broken dream?
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| The scene is so serene
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| I’m finally dancing with my grandma Josephine
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| I play chess with my dad’s grandfather
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| My great grandpa Johnny seen my baby nephew Vincent
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| He kept asking 'bout his mommy
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| Flashback, the day my sister got the doctor’s analysis
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| Vincent had a sickness, Werdnig-Hoffman syndrome, paralysis
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| Every other day, he’d stop breathin' and come back and keep breathing on
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| Then one night, his heart stopped, and we couldn’t save him and he was gone
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| It never goes away, and every day, my sister’s sufferin'
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| I beg you that one day my sister gets to hold her son again
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| Life is a fraud, tell me, where is the final reward?
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| What kind of Lord lets a child die from a disease in his spinal cord?
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| See my aunt Joyce, Mary-Jane Bub, my uncle Ritchie who coming with me
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| Saw Eddie and Reggie, the true Gs Saw Sean and Albert, the two Ps
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| Let’s get a taste of this better place with no skin color, there was never race
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| Where the words are honest, the truth was spoken, no politicians or fake speech
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| Where the Palestinians and Israelis could live together
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| And they make peace and there wasn’t room since from the womb
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| Send love to Malachi, the son of DOOM
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| Is peace, stability part of mans ability
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| Can we eat together and stand in tranquility?
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| Every tribe together from every nation
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| No separation, hear the trumpet playin'
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| Tell me, what does it look like in heaven?
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| Is it as peaceful? |
| Is it free, like they say?
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| Does the sun shine bright forever?
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| Have your fears and your pain gone away?
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| Everything
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| Fantasy
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| Here on Earth into next
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| Damnit |