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Called Heaven Today
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Song Info
Charts
Peak #80
Peak in subgenre #18
Author
Janice Hopkins
Rights
2010
Uploaded
June 04, 2010
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MP3 3.2 MB 128 kbps 3:29
Story behind the song
Story about a woman nearing the end of her days....and her preparing for that. This song was written around my Mother's 90th birthday. I was inspired by just a few words, "I Called Heaven Today" that she had written in one of my last letters from her.
Lyrics
Called Heaven Today © 2010 Janice Hopkins I’d see her all the time on the night shift Wisp of a gal, nearin’ 90 real soon She always made me feel welcome Like an honored guest in her room Lift 1: She was getting so frail…. but knew her own mind But the recent things left in the blink of an eye Turning for an instant from the Good Book She said with a confident look…….. Chorus: I called Heaven today Been so long since God called him away He reported he was doing just great Exactly what I hoped He would say And I told Him, let him know that I’ll be there real soon Softly I rushed from her room She called Heaven today She’d tell me the line’s never busy God must sit by the phone, and wait for our call He always makes me feel welcome Like a guest in some golden hall Lift 2: I asked how she had gotten… this direct line She told me with faith that it’s there all the time Told me that He said to get prepared soon The tears flowed as I left her room When she said…. Repeat Chorus: Bridge: One Sunday evening I went in to say hello Lying on her pillow was the Bible I’d come to know Staff said she left at dawn and seemed so ready to go So………… I Called Heaven Today Just to see why God called her away He reported she was doing just great Exactly what I hoped He would say And I told Him, let her know that now I’d get there too For me she went way too soon To a place Called Heaven Today
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