Saturday, February 28, 2015

Heroes in Heaven


9/11 Tribute Song


September, 2001


Just a face, smiling on the wall
No one knew at all
How much I love you

Now, suddenly you're gone
How can I go on
Without you to see me through

But I believe in angels, I believe in faith
I believe the worst of times
Won't take away God's grace

I believe the saints He called
Will lead the human race
From this hour of darkness
To a brighter, better place

There's no doubt, the bravest and the best
The heavens now are blessed
Come shine your light down on us

And turn our prayers and our psalms
To charity and alms
Bring on the harvest

I believe in heaven, I believe in saints
I believe forgiveness can
Redeem the human race

When gracious souls who gave their lives
That others might be saved
Rise up as guiding angels
Reaching over time and space

I believe in you, you're watching over me
Because the righteous few
You make the whole world free

May our heroes up in heaven
Fight back the flames of war
There's hope for peace, where noble leaders
Cease to raise their swords

I believe in heaven, I believe in grace
I believe the tears of the innocent
Will mend our broken ways

For every loved one left behind
Or lost without a trace
Somewhere there's an angel
Who will guide the human race

I believe in you, you'll always be with me
Because the righteous few
Will build a world of free
And everlasting peace

3 comments:

  1. http://www.isocracytx.net/hp-org//believe/heroes.mp3
    http://www.isocracytx.net/hp-org//believe/believe3.mp3
    http://www.isocracytx.net/hp-org//believe/songdemo.mp3

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  2. "Believe" Original Music and Lyrics (c) by Kris Chomout
    "Believe" Originally Sung by Chris Blayney
    "Heroes in Heaven" 9/11 Tribute Lyrics (c) 2001 by Emily Nghiem with permission from Kris Chomout and Chris Blayney

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  3. "Believe" Original Music and Lyrics (c) by Kris Chomout
    "Believe" Originally Sung by Chris Blayney
    "Heroes in Heaven" 9/11 Tribute Lyrics (c) 2001 by Emily Nghiem with permission from Kris Chomout and Chris Blayney

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