Don't get lost in heaven
Gorillaz
Got off a plane to the countryside, I drove to the mountain and holding the ground There was crack on the corner and someone dead, and fire coming out of the monkey's head Chorus: Don't get lost in heaven They got locks on the gate Don't go over the edge you'll make a big mistake Put me in a cab to suburbia I just took a line but I wasn't with you There was more of it there, when I got back home But you had left me,you don't know my soul... You're a whole bad mistake,yeah,you're a whole one... Chorus Aaaah..2005 acoustic guitar All Good Music all stars alt rock alternative Alternative Punk alternative hip-hop alternative pop Alternative Pop and Rock alternative pop/rock alternative rap alternative rock ambient anime rock Awesome bang Best of 2005 boz88 british britpop catchy chick singer chill chillin and driving chillout choral ciarry classic rock cool crazy Da Most Recent dance david bowie depressing Dont Get Lost In Heaven dub electro rock Electroclash electronic electronica experimental favorite songs favourite song at the moment fawsome female vocal female vocals flya alternative funk glam rock Good Stuff gorillaz great song green day hi fidelity highfive britain hip hop Hip-Hop indie indie rock interesting Jeremy keyboard long driving music lovely Mellow mine My Favorites nice elevator music nocne olspur olspur hi radio other perfect pet sounds piano playlist g pop poprock punk quick and to the pointless rap relax relaxing rock sad single tracks Smoking music sweet techno The Beatles the best band ever The soundtrack to my wasted li timmy favs tossout trance trip-hop under 3 minutes long underground rap what the fuck
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