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Blake Babies ~ Waiting For Heaven


The only thing i've ever wanted is to lose myself So i take a little poison because i need a little help I don't really care about tomorrow I'm on a wave coming down from a beautiful phase/face Heaven Where are you? I've been waiting patiently Will you ever show your face to me Or am i a fool? Steven tells me that if we get down and talk to the ceiling That i could change my reputation and get off on believing He can sell me on living a lie Flying away from the truth Driven out of the room Heaven Where are you? I've been waiting patiently Will you ever show your face to me Or am i a fool? So Long Snow Falling Heaven Where are you? I've been waiting patiently Will you ever show your face to me Or is nothing true? more free lyrics

The only thing i've ever wanted is to lose myself
So i take a little poison because i need a little help
I don't really care about tomorrow
I'm on a wave coming down from a beautiful phase/face
Heaven
Where are you?
I've been waiting patiently
Will you ever show your face to me
Or am i a fool?
Steven tells me that if we get down and talk to the ceiling
That i could change my reputation and get off on believing
He can sell me on living a lie
Flying away from the truth
Driven out of the room
Heaven
Where are you?
I've been waiting patiently
Will you ever show your face to me
Or am i a fool?
So
Long
Snow
Falling
Heaven
Where are you?
I've been waiting patiently
Will you ever show your face to me
Or is nothing true?

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