Heaven
Warrant · Extended Versions [2005]
and you're standing by the door.
It's black and white and faded,
and it's looking pretty worn.
See the factory that I worked
silhouetted in the back.
the Memories are gray , but man they're really coming back.
I don't need to be the king of the world
As long as i'm the hero of this little girl
Chorus:
Heaven isn't too far away
Closer to it everyday
No matter what your friends might say
How I love the way you move
and the sparkle in your eyes
There's a color deep inside them
Like blue suburban skys
When i come home late at night
and you're in bed asleep
I wrap my arms around you
so i can feel you breathe
I dont need to be a superman
As long as you will always be my biggest fan
Chorus:
Heaven isnt too far away
Closer to it everyday
(Ah - Ah)
No matter what your friends might say
We'll find our way
Whoa yeahhhhhhhhhh yeah
Now the lights are going out,
along the boulevard
Memories come rushing back and makes it pretty hard
I've got nowhere left to go
And no one really cares
I don't know what to do
But I'm never giving up on you.
Heaven isn't too far away
Closer to it every day
ohhhh ohhh
No matter what your friends say
I know we're gonna find a way
Heaven
Whoaaaaaaa oohh ohhh
Heaven
It's not too far away
Whoaaaaaaaaa ohhh ohhh
Yeah yeah yeah
Heaven - Warrant
Warrant's "Heaven" stands as a defining track from their 2005 compilation "Extended Versions," showcasing the band's signature blend of hard rock and new wave energy. Released during a period when the group continued to refine their sound following the success of "Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich," the song exemplifies their ability to craft anthemic choruses that resonate with audiences. The recording captures the raw power and melodic sensibility characteristic of 1980s-inspired rock, featuring the band's signature vocal delivery and driving guitar work. As part of a collection of reissues and live tracks, "Heaven" highlights the enduring appeal of Warrant's catalog, serving as a testament to their status as one of the most consistent acts in the modern rock landscape. The track remains a staple for fans seeking the high-energy performance style that defined their career.