The Highwomen feat. Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, Maren Morris, Amanda Shires & Sheryl Crow -
The Highwomen
Heaven Is A Honky Tonk
All my heroes are going to heaven
All the junkies and the liars and the fools
All good-timing men will leave their voices on the wind
It's a kindness we cannot repay to them
There's a choir singing in a Southern accent
A fiddle in the band
There's a hallelujah on the lips of every dying man
Mama don't you cry when they're dead and gone
Jesus he loves his sinners and heaven is a honky tonk (whoo, hoo)
I won't say their names
They've been sad enough in vain
Just the memory and the thousand years of smiles
The lines around your eyes
Tell me you're not far behind
But I can see that living free was worth the while
There's a choir singing in a Southern accent
A fiddle in the band
There's a hallelujah on the lips of every dying man
Mama don't you cry when they're dead and gone
Jesus he loves his sinners and heaven is a honky tonk (whooo, ooh)
Happiness they say, is a jukebox that always plays
And a lonesome heart ain't lonely anymore
Every soul that dared passed on
Is now covered in neon
They dance with silver wings on wooden floors
There's a choir singing in a Southern accent
A fiddle in the band
There's a hallelujah on the lips of every dying man
Mama don't you cry when they're dead and gone
Jesus he loves his sinners and heaven is a honky tonk (whooo, ooh)
All the junkies and the liars and the fools
All good-timing men will leave their voices on the wind
It's a kindness we cannot repay to them
There's a choir singing in a Southern accent
A fiddle in the band
There's a hallelujah on the lips of every dying man
Mama don't you cry when they're dead and gone
Jesus he loves his sinners and heaven is a honky tonk (whoo, hoo)
I won't say their names
They've been sad enough in vain
Just the memory and the thousand years of smiles
The lines around your eyes
Tell me you're not far behind
But I can see that living free was worth the while
There's a choir singing in a Southern accent
A fiddle in the band
There's a hallelujah on the lips of every dying man
Mama don't you cry when they're dead and gone
Jesus he loves his sinners and heaven is a honky tonk (whooo, ooh)
Happiness they say, is a jukebox that always plays
And a lonesome heart ain't lonely anymore
Every soul that dared passed on
Is now covered in neon
They dance with silver wings on wooden floors
There's a choir singing in a Southern accent
A fiddle in the band
There's a hallelujah on the lips of every dying man
Mama don't you cry when they're dead and gone
Jesus he loves his sinners and heaven is a honky tonk (whooo, ooh)
Credits
Writer(s): Natalie Nicole Hemby, Ray Lamontagne, Brandi Marie Carlile
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