Up above my head I hear music in the air
Up above my head I hear music in the air
Up above my head I hear music in the air
And I really do believe, I say I really do believe, there is a heaven somewhere
Up above my head I see trouble in the air
Up above my head I see trouble in the air
Up above my head I see trouble in the air
And I really do believe, I say I really do believe, there is a heaven somewhere
Heaven somewhere
Up above my head I hear music in the air
Up above my head I hear music in the air
Up above my head I hear music in the air
And I erally do believe, I say I really do believe, there is a heaven somewhere
Heaven somewhere
Up above my head I see trouble in the air
Up above my head I see trouble in the air
Up above my head I see trouble in the air
and I really do believe, I say I really do believe, there is a heaven somewhere
Heaven somewhere
And I really do believe, I say I really do believe, there is a heaven somewhere
Heaven somewhere
Up Above My Head (I Hear Music In The Air)
Randy Travis's song 'Up Above My Head' is a traditional gospel tune that expresses a confident hope in heaven despite the troubles of life. The lyrics contrast hearing music and seeing trouble in the air, yet the repeated refrain affirms a firm belief that heaven exists. The song conveys a simple, joyful faith that looks beyond present difficulties to the promise of eternal life. It echoes the biblical theme of heaven as a place of peace and reward for believers, offering encouragement to those facing hardship.