Heaven
Michelle Williams and Carl Thomas sing 'Heaven,' a gospel duet that expresses a deep longing for the afterlife. The song describes heaven as a place of peace, where there are no wars, no aging, and no sorrow. It speaks of streets of gold and eternal life, encouraging listeners to follow the instructions to reach this heavenly home. The lyrics convey a willingness to die for this hope and emphasize the desire to be in a place where love never ends. The song offers comfort and assurance about the promise of heaven.
[Carl Thomas:]
Now that its over,
There's no more use for guns and wars.
Costs me a lifetime, just to gain this life's reward.
They say streets of gold.
Can you imagine somewhere where life will never ends?
No one ever grows old.
Oh my brother , please come with me.
It's what I live for.
A place where love will never cease.
Willing to die for.
Heaven is where I want to be.
[Michelle:]
There are instructions that we must follow to a "t".
In order to reach them.
Heaven is where I want to be.
They say streets of gold.
Can you imagine somewhere where life will never ends?
No one ever grows old.
Oh my brother , please come with me.
It's what I live for.
A place where love will never cease.
Willing to die for.
Heaven is where I want to be.
No more night, There is a place where there'll be no
more crying, yeah.
And He is Life. Counting those days when we meet in
the place...
Willing to die for... (ooh yeah.)
It's what I lived for.
A place where love will never cease.
Willing to die for.
Heaven is where I want to be. (I want to be)