Song for Isis

My friend Kat suggested a song for Isis: Hole’s Heaven Tonight. Some of the lyrics seemed very appropriate.

 

Here comes a sign in the form of a girl
She’s the finest, sweetest thing in the world
Oh, take you to Heaven tonight

I feel the horses coming galloping
In the summer’s end
Take you to Heaven tonight
Oh, because I love you
For what you are

I’ll gallop to you
Tonight, tonight I will ride
I’ll give it to you
We’ll go to Heaven tonight
Tonight

I don’t know why ?
Oh baby, I was heading for Heaven tonight
I’ll go to Heaven tonight
I feel the horses coming galloping
I’ll never grow old, I’ll go to Heaven tonight
Because I love you
For what you are

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