HEAVEN AND BACK By Chase Atlantic - Lyrics

 

Uh, she was always dealing with the devil
She was always into taking those chances, yeah
She said she met a couple other women who were into going late night dancing, yeah
Then she fell in love with a pill that could take away all her pain, uh
Then she fell in love with a whole new drug that could fill her veins, and then

She's high (high)
She lives in the sky
Tonight, she's satisfied (satisfied)
Rolling back her eyes
But then she starts to cry (to cry)
Everything is turning to black
All in one night (one night)
She just went to heaven and back (back)

Boiling water
Dying in an empty corner
Tied to aluminum borders
She tried, but the obsidian caught her, yeah, uh
And it might seem like she's crazy
By the things that she might say, but
While you're talking, she shoots diamorphine right into her veins, and then

She's high (high)
She lives in the sky
Tonight, she's satisfied (satisfied)
Rolling back her eyes
But then, she starts to cry (to cry)
Everything is turning to black
All in one night (one night)
She just went to heaven and back (she went)

Ooh, yeah (ooh, yeah)
She went to heaven and back, ooh, yeah, uh
She went to heaven and back
Now everything is turning to black
All in one night (one night)
She just went to heaven and back

Heaven and back
Heaven and back
Heaven and back

Well, you lied
You said you were fine
But now you're terrified
'Cause you don't wanna die (die)
Then you start to cry
You wish that you could take it all back
'Cause you just went to heaven and back

She's high (high)
She lives in the sky
Tonight, she's satisfied (satisfied)
Rolling back her eyes
But then, she starts to cry (to cry)
Everything is turning to black
All in one night (one night)
She just went to heaven and back

Ooh, yeah (ooh, yeah)
She went to heaven and back, ooh, yeah, uh
She went to heaven and back
Now everything is turning to black
All in one night (one night)
She just went to heaven and back

Meaning: “Heaven and Back” by Chase Atlantic is one of their most well-known songs, and its meaning is dark, emotional, and heavily symbolic.

It centers on a toxic relationship with someone who is addicted, self-destructive, or emotionally unstable — and the narrator is deeply attached to them despite the harm.