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Brandon Heath Leaving Eden Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [3 votes]Album: Leaving Eden / Original Release Date: 2011-01-18Genre: Christian & GospelSong Duration: 5 min 14 sec
Leaving Eden
Brandon Heath
Brandon Heath
BRANDON HEATH
- Leaving Eden LyricsFeaturing: Brandon Heath
(One more step away)
Headlines read like a warning, we're under attack
(One more step away)
I just waved to a stranger, he didn't wave back
(One more step away)
And if it weren't for my TV, I wouldn't know what is real
(One more step away)
My doctor can't do a thing for how I feel
Feels like I'm leaving Eden
Feels like I'm leaving Eden
People are losing their homes to hurricanes
(One more step away)
Old lady living next door forgot her own name
(One more step away)
Teacher is hiding her Bible, but at least she's got a job
(One more step away)
My local Salvation Army just got robbed, ooh
Feels like I'm leaving Eden
Feels like I'm leaving Eden
Ooh
It's like I'm further away with every step I take
And I can't go back
Cause I'm leaving Eden
I'm going, going home
I'm going, going home
There's no place, no place like home
Oh, there's no place, no place like home, home, ooh
When you're leaving Eden
When you're leaving Eden, ooh
It's like I'm further away with every step I take
And I can't go back
Cause I'm leaving, leaving Eden
...
I'm going, going home
I'm going, going home
There's no place, no place like home
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Ooh, ooh
(One more step away)
Headlines read like a warning, we're under attack
(One more step away)
I just waved to a stranger, he didn't wave back
(One more step away)
And if it weren't for my TV, I wouldn't know what is real
(One more step away)
My doctor can't do a thing for how I feel
Feels like I'm leaving Eden
Feels like I'm leaving Eden
People are losing their homes to hurricanes
(One more step away)
Old lady living next door forgot her own name
(One more step away)
Teacher is hiding her Bible, but at least she's got a job
(One more step away)
My local Salvation Army just got robbed, ooh
Feels like I'm leaving Eden
Ooh
It's like I'm further away with every step I take
And I can't go back
Cause I'm leaving Eden
I'm going, going home
I'm going, going home
There's no place, no place like home
Oh, there's no place, no place like home, home, ooh
When you're leaving Eden
When you're leaving Eden, ooh
It's like I'm further away with every step I take
And I can't go back
Cause I'm leaving, leaving Eden
...
I'm going, going home
I'm going, going home
There's no place, no place like home
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Ooh, ooh
Facts about Leaving Eden
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Leaving Eden is written by Lee Thomas Miller, Brandon Heath.
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It is first released on January 18, 2011 as part of Brandon Heath's album "Leaving Eden" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we take a closer look to the meaning, the brand new song ‘Leaving Eden’ released by Brandon Heath is speaking about a world that is disordered, with the narrator feeling that slowly but surely he is coming out of that aspect of the world which is characterised by purity and tranquillity - this is Eden, which is alluded to. The lyrics greatly reveal different problems that the society faces and the hardships of individuals through and through the narrator’s perspective; they express a feeling of being uprooted and at the same time from the depths of their hearts wishing for a place where they can be and that is a place of acceptance and tranquillity even if it is amidst the disturbance and the uncertainties. Departing from Eden lyrics predominantly underscore angst, contemplation, social commentary, heartbreak, and despair. At the same time, the song emphasizes the very loss and displacement, the social and personal issues and struggles and the yearning for home. The lyrics reveal the presence of loss and conflict in society which could be considered as not very appropriate for little kids. Nonetheless, the album has no strong language, violence, or explicit content that would warrant a higher age restriction.
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Leaving Eden falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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Leaving Eden song length is 5 minutes and 14 seconds.
Who wrote Leaving Eden lyrics?
Leaving Eden is written by Lee Thomas Miller, Brandon Heath.
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When was Leaving Eden released?
It is first released on January 18, 2011 as part of Brandon Heath's album "Leaving Eden" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
✔️
What is the meaning behind Leaving Eden lyrics?
When we take a closer look to the meaning, the brand new song ‘Leaving Eden’ released by Brandon Heath is speaking about a world that is disordered, with the narrator feeling that slowly but surely he is coming out of that aspect of the world which is characterised by purity and tranquillity - this is Eden, which is alluded to. The lyrics greatly reveal different problems that the society faces and the hardships of individuals through and through the narrator’s perspective; they express a feeling of being uprooted and at the same time from the depths of their hearts wishing for a place where they can be and that is a place of acceptance and tranquillity even if it is amidst the disturbance and the uncertainties. Departing from Eden lyrics predominantly underscore angst, contemplation, social commentary, heartbreak, and despair. At the same time, the song emphasizes the very loss and displacement, the social and personal issues and struggles and the yearning for home. The lyrics reveal the presence of loss and conflict in society which could be considered as not very appropriate for little kids. Nonetheless, the album has no strong language, violence, or explicit content that would warrant a higher age restriction.
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Which genre is Leaving Eden?
Leaving Eden falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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How long is the song Leaving Eden?
Leaving Eden song length is 5 minutes and 14 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Lee Thomas Miller, Brandon Heath
Record Label(s): 2011 Provident Label Group LLC, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment
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