Outskirts of Heaven
Outskirts of Heaven

Craig Campbell - Outskirts of Heaven Lyrics

Imagine a place where the simple joys of life are eternal. Craig Campbell paints a heartfelt picture of his ideal afterlife, inspired by lessons from his grandpa and rooted in his love for nature and rural living. He envisions Heaven not as a grand mansion… Read more

Mar 21, 2016
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Outskirts of Heaven Lyrics

My grandpa taught me about buck knifes and shot guns
How to cast an old Zebco
And how to work a stick shift
He taught me the bible about all twelve disciples
And he made sure that I know there's life after this
With pearly gates and streets of gold
He said if I just believe that's where I'll go

Lord when I die I wanna live
On the outskirts of Heaven
Where there's dirt roads for miles
Hay in the fields and fish in the river
Where there's dogwood trees and honey bees
And blue skies and green grass forever
Lord when I die, I wanna live on the outskirts of Heaven

Now it says in the King James in the Almighty's kingdom
He mentions a mansion that he's built just for me
Now I'd gladly trade it for a farm house with acreage
And a back yard that's shaded and a squeaky front porch swing
That's where I wanna hang my wings

When I die I wanna live on the outskirts of Heaven
Where there's dirt roads for miles
Hay in the fields and fish in the river
Where there's dogwood trees and honey bees
And blue skies and green grass forever
So Lord when I die, I wanna live on the outskirts of Heaven
Yeah
Yeah, the good Lord knows me
He knows I need blue skies and green grass forever
Lord when I die I wanna live on the outskirts of Heaven
Yeah, when I die I wanna live on the outskirts of Heaven

Writer(s): CRAIG CAMPBELL, DAVE TURNBULL
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Anthem Entertainment
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What is the Meaning of Outskirts of Heaven?

Imagine a place where the simple joys of life are eternal. Craig Campbell paints a heartfelt picture of his ideal afterlife, inspired by lessons from his grandpa and rooted in his love for nature and rural living. He envisions Heaven not as a grand mansion but as a peaceful countryside with dirt roads, fields of hay, rivers teeming with fish, and endless blue skies. This song expresses a deep yearning for an eternal home that feels familiar and comforting, filled with the natural beauty he cherishes. It's a touching reminder that paradise can be found in the simplest things we hold dear.

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