Heaven

The lyrics move from a difficult or uncertain moment toward intense joy and renewal. At first, the speaker waits through the dark until morning; later, someone’s love helps them feel lifted after being “beaten and broken up.” The repeated claim of having died and gone to Heaven expresses a powerful emotional high, as if happiness has transformed the speaker completely.

Several images make that feeling vivid. “You come to raise me up” suggests giving someone support and hope, not physically lifting them. Feeling “like you’ve just been born” implies a fresh start. The images of becoming birds and flying suggest freedom, while “set the world alight” can mean bringing excitement or energy into the night.

The language is deliberately dramatic, so “died” and “Heaven” are best read as figurative rather than literal: the speaker feels overwhelmed by love, beauty, or pleasure. “Hit by your love and drug” compares love to an intoxicating substance, suggesting both its intensity and its power to change one’s state of mind. The lyrics do not specify exactly who the other person is or what caused the speaker’s earlier pain, leaving room for the feeling to be understood as romantic, spiritual, or simply euphoric.