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HONKY-TONK HEAVENLyrics and music by Winston Apple We are all sinners it is true God gave us Ten Commandments and I keep breaking one or two It’s hard to make it through this life without doing a little sinning So I take the time from time to time to pray for forgiveness I ask the Lord to save me a place in Honky-tonk Heaven Momma tried to warn me but I didn’t listen She said, “Son, lay off of the whiskey and those wild and wicked women.” Well, that was good advice, but it proved to be a little hard to take It’s a lot more fun to be bad sometimes than to be good for goodness’ sake What can I say? I pray that I will be forgiven I pray the Lord is saving me a place in Honky-tonk Heaven Well just around the corner from the Pearly Gates You’ll find Honky-tonk Heaven, it’s a run-down place But it’s good enough for a good old boy like me The streets ain’t paved with gold, the angels don’t wear white But the joint is rocking day and night And every song on the juke box is downright heavenly I want to spend eternity in Honky-tonk Heaven Yeah, for so long the road I’m on has been paved with good intentions I have strayed from the straight and narrow far too many times to mention Maybe I’ve raised a little hell, but that don’t mean that’s where I wanna go I keep praying that I’m gonna reap something better than what I have sown I believe He’s heard my prayers, I believe that I have been forgiven I believe the Lord is saving me a place in Honky-tonk Heaven Well just around the corner from the Pearly Gates The little lost lambs all find their way To a half-way house for true believers who just can’t stop sinning When the angels spread their wings and sing And the joint gets to rocking, it’s a crazy scene It’s close enough to Heaven for a good old boy like me I want to spend eternity in Honky-tonk Heaven I want to spend eternity in Honky-tonk Heaven © Gary Winston Apple, 2008.
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