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Sarah McLachlan - Heaven bent to take my hand And lead...
Heaven bent to take my hand And lead me through the fire. Be the long awaited answer To a long and painful fight.Truth be told I've tried my best, But somewhere along the way I got caught up in all there was to offer, And the cost was so much more than I could bear. (Sarah McLachlan)

Heaven bent to take my hand And lead me through the fire. Be the long awaited answer To a long and painful fight.Truth be told I've tried my best, But somewhere along the way I got caught up in all there was to offer, And the cost was so much more than I could bear.

Sarah McLachlan

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