Slaughter - Take Me Away Lyrics
Well your life seems zero and your past seems dense
Future falls from promise, what makes sense
Heaven Helps those who go and help themselves
The gates of heaven possess endless wealth
[Chorus]
Take Me Away, Take Me Away, and Take Me to the sky
Take Me Away, Take Me Away, and Take Me to the sky
Living your life benefits mankind
No place for sorrow so don't you waste your time
Heaven helps those who go and help themselves
The gates of heaven possess endless wealth
Other Lyrics by Artist
- Slaughter - On My Own
- Slaughter - American Pie
- Slaughter - Unknown Destination
- Slaughter - Outta My Head
- Slaughter - Yesterday's Gone
- Slaughter - Hard Times
- Slaughter - Breakdown 'N' Cry
- Slaughter - Let The Good Times Roll
- Slaughter - It'll Be Alright
- Slaughter - Searchin'
- Slaughter - Get Used To It
- Slaughter - Heaven It Cries
- Slaughter - Tongue N' Groove
- Slaughter - Can We Find A Way
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Slaughter Take Me Away Comments
Super sound but horrible cover...
Kicks Ass!!!! Love that Riff!!!
+TheRealAmyRoseCream; There's an "H" missing from the track 5 title. ;0)
best FN guitar solo and guitar tone period!
Unfortunately, this is the only song off this album they play live. It's strange to me. Back to Reality is by far Slaughter's best album, yet they ignore it and seem to not notice its brilliance. Stick It To Ya doesn't come close to this one, and none of Slaughter's other albums are worth a damn.