Heaven's Coming
Wakefield · American Made
Quite like you
Sorry for what IÂ’ve done
And put you through
We were together that night
When it all went wrong
Heaven's coming
She moves over and slides
Her hand in mine
The wheel slips and we cross
The double lines
We were together that night
When it all went wrong
Heaven's coming
DonÂ’t cry tonight (don't cry tonight)
I know that it will be alright
DonÂ’t cry tonight (don't cry tonight)
You're still with me
(Oooh-e-oooh)
(Oooh-e-oooh)
We finally came to a stop
On the other side
You were still in the car
So where was I
Somebody wake me up
I swear I must be dreamin'
This can't be happening
I feel her screaming
In the end
DonÂ’t cry tonight (don't cry tonight)
I know that it will be alright
DonÂ’t cry tonight (don't cry tonight)
You're still with me
You're still with me
I can't breathe (I can't breathe)
I still feel your arms around me
In my dreams (In my dreams)
You're still with me
Now IÂ’m older, still lonely
But you're by my side
I can't help but get choked up
Break down and cry
Held your last breath in my hands
But I let it go
God forgive me
DonÂ’t cry tonight (don't cry tonight)
I know that it will be alright
DonÂ’t cry tonight (don't cry tonight)
You're still with me
DonÂ’t cry tonight (don't cry tonight)
I know that it will be alright
DonÂ’t cry tonight (don't cry tonight)
You're still with me
You're still with me...
Heaven's Coming
Wakefield's "Heaven's Coming" serves as a pivotal track on their 2013 album "American Made," anchoring the band's transition from indie pop to a more polished, radio-ready sound. Released during a period of significant growth for the group, the song exemplifies their signature blend of catchy melodies and introspective lyrics, reflecting the themes of hope and resilience that permeate their discography. As a key component of "American Made," the recording showcases Wakefield's ability to craft anthemic pop-rock that resonated widely with their fanbase. The track remains a staple of their live performances and has been celebrated for its enduring appeal within the modern indie landscape, marking a high point in their early career trajectory.