The Dentists - We Thought We’d Got to Heaven

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{Chorus}
I will take you to the forest
I will take you to the forest
Out in the sunlight
Gathered by moonlight
Taking the new day
Looking in my way

{Verse 1}
I'm not worried when you're not here
I still shake my head (?...)
You keep telling me you're all alone
You've been talking on the telephone

{Chorus}
I will take you to the forest
Out in the sunlight
Gathered by moonlight
Taking the new day
Looking in my way

{Verse 2}
I'm no lover, I'll make that clear
I'm the lamp, not the chandelier
You keep telling me you're all alone
But I've seen the bill for the telephone

{Chorus}
I will take you to the forest
I will take you to the forest

{Post-Chorus}
I can see Heaven on the tears across your face
I can see Heaven on the fears across your face
I can see Heaven on the fears upon your fate
Upon your face

{Instrumental}

{Post-Chorus}
I can see Heaven on the tears across your face
I can see Heaven on the fears across your face
I can see Heaven on the fears across your face
Across your face, oh yeah
Yeah!

Release Date: June 01, 1991

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"We Thought We’d Got to Heaven" by The Dentists is a dreamy and nostalgic song that takes you on a journey through the forest, basking in the sunlight and moonlight. The lyrics speak of longing and loneliness, with the singer reassuring their loved one that they will always be there for them. The chorus repeats the promise to take them to the forest, a symbol of peace and tranquility. The post-chorus reflects on the struggles and fears that the person is facing, but also sees glimpses of heaven in their tears and fears. The instrumental section adds to the ethereal and introspective nature of the song, creating a sense of longing and hope. Overall, "We Thought We’d Got to Heaven" is a beautifully crafted song that captures the complexities of relationships and the desire for connection and understanding.