Does anyone have the lyrics for "Dear Heaven" from Analog Heart? I was able to download a copy of the album (after David gave his o.k.) but this song is not on there. I saw somewhere that it is on the original. I would love to hear it too....
Thanks,
Susan

i think i do, but let me figure out what i did with them. they were posted a while ago. so they might still be hear, but let's see if i saved them somewhere

Dear Heaven is a song written by Neal Tiemann and performed by David Cook. It was not on Analog Heart.

more info here: http://www.david-cook.org/index.php?showto...;hl=dear+heaven

Lyrics here: http://www.david-cook.org/Dear-Heaven-Lyrics-t5159.html

Dear Heaven
Its loud enough to hear, its loud enough to fear
Its loud enough to hear, you told me
So you shot the gun and missed
And never thought it would be like this
So you shot the gun and missed
Forever

A house of cardboard and pretty bride
Plenty of things to hold my pride, dear heaven
I tried my best, she lost me

I'm holding out for you, like you told me to
I'm holding out for you like you told me
You told me to never leave, you told me you hated me
You told me to never leave, never

A house of cardboard and a pretty bride
And plenty of things to hold my pride, dear heaven
I tried my best, she lost me

The more you took away, the more I had enough
The more you took away, the more I had enough
The more you took away, the more I had enough
The more you took away, the more I had enough
The more you took away, the more I had enough
The more you took away, the more I had enough

A house of cardboard and a pretty bride
And plenty of things to hold my pride, dear heaven
A house of cardboard and a pretty bride
And plenty of things to hold my pride, dear heaven
I tried my best, dear heaven
I tried my best

Y'all are great ...thanks!

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