What If She's An Angel? by Tommy Shane Stiener
Artist: Tommy Shane Stiener
Album: Then Came The Night
Tommy Shane Stiener Then Came The Night What If She's An Angel?
Verse 1:
There's a man, standing on the corner with a sign saying will work for food. You know the man, you see him every morning the one you never give your money to. You can sit there with your window rolled up, wondering when the lights gonna turn green. Never knowing what a couple more bucks in his pocket might mean.
Chorus:
What if he's an angel sent here from heaven and he's making certain that your doing your best to take the time to help one another. Brother are you gonna pass that test? You can go on with your day to day, trying to forget what you saw in his face, knowing deep down it could've been his saving grace. What if he's an angel?
Verse 2:
There's a man, and there's a woman, living right above you in apartment G. There's a lot of noise coming through the ceiling and it don't sound like harmony. You can sit there with your TV turned up, while his words and his anger fire, but come the morning when you see her with her shades on, can you look her in the eye?
Chorus:
What if she's an angel sent here from heaven and she's making certain that your doing your best to take the time to help one another. Brother are you going to pass that test? You can go on with your day to day, trying to forget what you saw in her face, knowing deep down it could've been her saving grace. What if she's an angel?
Verse 3:
Little girl on daddy's lap, hiding her disease with a base ball cap. You can turn the channel, most people do, but what if you sitting in her daddy's shoes?
Chorus:
What if she's an angel sent here from heaven and she's making certain that your doing your best to take the time to help one another. Brother are you going to pass that test? You can go on with your day to day, trying to forget what you saw in her face, knowing deep down it could've been her saving grace. What if she's an angel?
There's a man, standing on the corner with a sign saying will work for food. You know the man, you see him every morning the one you never give your money to. You can sit there with your window rolled up, wondering when the lights gonna turn green. Never knowing what a couple more bucks in his pocket might mean.
Chorus:
What if he's an angel sent here from heaven and he's making certain that your doing your best to take the time to help one another. Brother are you gonna pass that test? You can go on with your day to day, trying to forget what you saw in his face, knowing deep down it could've been his saving grace. What if he's an angel?
Verse 2:
There's a man, and there's a woman, living right above you in apartment G. There's a lot of noise coming through the ceiling and it don't sound like harmony. You can sit there with your TV turned up, while his words and his anger fire, but come the morning when you see her with her shades on, can you look her in the eye?
Chorus:
What if she's an angel sent here from heaven and she's making certain that your doing your best to take the time to help one another. Brother are you going to pass that test? You can go on with your day to day, trying to forget what you saw in her face, knowing deep down it could've been her saving grace. What if she's an angel?
Verse 3:
Little girl on daddy's lap, hiding her disease with a base ball cap. You can turn the channel, most people do, but what if you sitting in her daddy's shoes?
Chorus:
What if she's an angel sent here from heaven and she's making certain that your doing your best to take the time to help one another. Brother are you going to pass that test? You can go on with your day to day, trying to forget what you saw in her face, knowing deep down it could've been her saving grace. What if she's an angel?