How Do I Get To Heaven
Dave Mason · 26 Letters 12 Notes [2008]
We all trying to figure out what we're doing here
Reflections and deception are creeping in
Feel your head and your mind start to spin
How do I get to heaven
Take me back to where the road begins
How do I get to heaven
You know you've gotta let me in
You just gotta let me in
Thoughts of you keep running through my head
I'm left with photographs, things I should have said
You'll never know until it's gone
The love you had was the love you lost
How do I get to heaven
Take me back to where the road begins
How do I get to heaven
You know you've gotta let me in, yeah
The things that made us blind to what we had in mind
Who could have known?
I'll never let you go, your memory lingers so
It won't fade away
The things that made us blind to what we had in mind
Who could have known?
I'll never let you go, your memory lingers so
It won't fade away
How do I get to heaven
Take me back to where the road begins
How do I get to heaven
You know you've gotta let me in
You just gotta let me in
How do I get to
Take me back to where the road begins
How do I get to heaven
You know you've gotta let me in
You just gotta let me in
How do I get to
How do I get to
How do I get to
How do I get to
How do I get to heaven
About How Do I Get To Heaven
Dave Mason's "How Do I Get To Heaven" serves as a spiritual and philosophical inquiry within the folk-rock tradition, reflecting his lifelong exploration of faith and human connection. Recorded on the 2008 album *26 Letters 12 Notes*, the track exemplifies Mason's signature blend of acoustic instrumentation and introspective lyricism, characteristic of his work during this period of mature reflection. The song continues the thematic trajectory found in his earlier compositions, addressing the complexities of seeking divine guidance and understanding one's place in the cosmos. As part of his extensive discography, this recording maintains the emotional depth and melodic clarity that defined his contributions to the genre, resonating with listeners who appreciate thoughtful songwriting that transcends simple entertainment.