If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away - Justin Moore

Every day I drive to work across Flint River Bridge

A hundred yards from the spot where me and Grandpa fished

There’s a piece of his old fruit stand on the side of Sawmill Road

He’d be there peeling peaches if it was twenty years ago

And what I wouldn’t give to ride around in that old truck with him

If heaven wasn’t so far away I’d pack up the kids and go for the day

Introduce them to their grandpa Watch em laugh at the way he talks

I’d find my long lost cousin John the one we left back in Vietnam

Show him a picture of his daughter now She’s a doctor and he’d be proud

Tell 'em we’d be back in a couple of days

In the rear view mirror we’d all watch them wave

Losing them wouldnt be so hard to take

If heaven wasn’t so far away

I’d hug all three of those girls we lost from the class of 99

And find my old bird dog Bo and take him huntin' one more time

I’d ask Hand why he took those pills back in '53

And Janis to sing the second verse of «Me and Bobby McGee

Sit on a cloud and visit for awhile

It’d do me good just to see them smile

IF heaven wasn’t so far away I’d pack up the kids and go for the day

Introduce them to their grandpa Watch em laugh at the way he talks

I’d find my long lost cousin John the one we left back in Vietnam

Show him a picture of his daughter now She’s a doctor he’d be proud

tell em we’d be back in a couple of days

In the rear view we’d all watch them wave

Yeah losing them wouldn’t be so hard to take

If heaven wasn’t so far

If heaven wasn’t so far

If heaven wasn’t so far away

So far away

So far away