JIM WHITE
- Phone Booth In Heaven Lyrics / with translationsOh where are we going? Oh where have we been? Our hush-a-bye angel, she's safe and tucked in. I drive around town, while
you sit and watch the rain. There's what you think with your heart and what I feel with my brain. For those who plant
nothing but the seeds of the falling there is a phone booth in heaven that no one is calling. It sits on a highway that
leads nowhere. I'll drop you a line next time I find myself there. Remembering them days, how we wore our weakness well.
There's some say that heaven can't exist without hell, well if the proof's in the pudding, and that axiom's true, somehow
the heart of the matter escaped me and you. For those who plant nothing but the seeds of the falling there is a phone
booth in heaven that no one is calling. Though the ghosts of redemption might whisper odd promises, I for one don't put
much faith in them specters. Now the blueprint for sorrow is just to put off the hurt 'til the price of tomorrow becomes
more than love's worth. 'Til what's begged and what's stole is just the hollow remains of some beautiful failure that we
cling to in vain. For those who plant nothing but the seeds of the falling there is a phone booth in heaven that no one is
calling. The truest word heard there is the word that's unspoken 'cause you can't mend what the Good Lord designed to be
broken. Oh where are we going? My darling oh where? Our sweetheart's in dreamland, please let her stay there. We are two
separate people, with two separate ways. Until we come to our senses, it's our sweetheart that pays.
you sit and watch the rain. There's what you think with your heart and what I feel with my brain. For those who plant
nothing but the seeds of the falling there is a phone booth in heaven that no one is calling. It sits on a highway that
leads nowhere. I'll drop you a line next time I find myself there. Remembering them days, how we wore our weakness well.
There's some say that heaven can't exist without hell, well if the proof's in the pudding, and that axiom's true, somehow
the heart of the matter escaped me and you. For those who plant nothing but the seeds of the falling there is a phone
booth in heaven that no one is calling. Though the ghosts of redemption might whisper odd promises, I for one don't put
more than love's worth. 'Til what's begged and what's stole is just the hollow remains of some beautiful failure that we
cling to in vain. For those who plant nothing but the seeds of the falling there is a phone booth in heaven that no one is
calling. The truest word heard there is the word that's unspoken 'cause you can't mend what the Good Lord designed to be
broken. Oh where are we going? My darling oh where? Our sweetheart's in dreamland, please let her stay there. We are two
separate people, with two separate ways. Until we come to our senses, it's our sweetheart that pays.
Facts about Phone Booth In Heaven
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Phone Booth In Heaven is written and performed by Jim White.
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It is first released on June 08, 2004 as part of Jim White's album "Drill a Hole In That Substrate and Tell Me What You See" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, in his song 'Phone Booth In Heaven' Jim White shows how emotional pain affects human connections. The phone booth in heaven represents lost chances for communication and redemption while demonstrating that some things remain irreparable after they break and people need to face their problems instead of putting them off. The phone booth in heaven lyrics show how people think about their past relationships while experiencing emotional pain and longing for their loved ones. The song shows how important people feel about their losses while they struggle with their memories and faith-based doubts. The lyrics contain themes of loss, reflection, and existential questions that may require parental guidance for younger audiences. The mature themes in this content make it unsuitable for all children even though there are no direct mentions of violence, sex, or drug use.
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Phone Booth In Heaven falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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Phone Booth In Heaven song length is 7 minutes and 09 seconds.
Who wrote Phone Booth In Heaven lyrics?
Phone Booth In Heaven is written and performed by Jim White.
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When was Phone Booth In Heaven released?
It is first released on June 08, 2004 as part of Jim White's album "Drill a Hole In That Substrate and Tell Me What You See" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Phone Booth In Heaven lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, in his song 'Phone Booth In Heaven' Jim White shows how emotional pain affects human connections. The phone booth in heaven represents lost chances for communication and redemption while demonstrating that some things remain irreparable after they break and people need to face their problems instead of putting them off. The phone booth in heaven lyrics show how people think about their past relationships while experiencing emotional pain and longing for their loved ones. The song shows how important people feel about their losses while they struggle with their memories and faith-based doubts. The lyrics contain themes of loss, reflection, and existential questions that may require parental guidance for younger audiences. The mature themes in this content make it unsuitable for all children even though there are no direct mentions of violence, sex, or drug use.
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Which genre is Phone Booth In Heaven?
Phone Booth In Heaven falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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How long is the song Phone Booth In Heaven?
Phone Booth In Heaven song length is 7 minutes and 09 seconds.
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