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"(Feels Like) Heaven" is a track by Manic Street Preachers, from the album Covers, released 10th June 2016. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 15 articles about Manic Street Preachers.
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[Verse 1] Heaven is closer now today The sound is in my ears I can't believe the things you say They echo what I fear Twisting the bones until they snap I scream but no one knows You say I'm familiar, cold to touch And then you turn and go [Chorus] Feels like heaven Feels like heaven [Verse 2] See how we planned for saddened eyes And tears to pave the way I fought the fever as I knew My hair returned to gray Study your face and fade the framе Too close for comfort now We can recall thе harmony That lingered but turned sour [Chorus] Feels like heaven Feels like heaven [Bridge] You wanted all I had to give See me, I feel See me, I live [Instrumental] [Chorus] Feels like heaven Feels like heaven Feels like heaven Feels like heaven [Outro] Feels like heaven Feels like hea-ven
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