Released: 2017
“Heaven” by Kane Brown drowns us in romance. The song uses powerful metaphors to compare a perfect love to heavenly joy. It’s a song of deep gratitude for finding a love so powerful that it questions if even heaven could top it.
The line, “Everybody’s talkin’ ’bout heaven like they just can’t wait to go,” is likely a commentary on people’s desire for the afterlife. But Brown flips that notion on its head. Being with his lover feels so incredible that he can’t fathom anything, even heaven, being better. When he mentions “this bed”, it’s a sly nod to the intimacy and closeness they share.
On the flip side, “I swear you’re an angel sent to this world,” shows the high regard Brown has for his partner. It’s almost as if he can’t believe his luck in finding his perfect match – it must be divine intervention. ‘Staying here forever’ and ‘never having to leave this room’ implies a deep contentment, a feeling of completion within the relationship.
Kane Brown’s “Heaven” is like a painting depicting a love so deep that it transcends earthly experiences. It beautifully captures the essence of love – a feeling so profound; it feels heavenly in itself.
