Song that makes us wonder about the realities of the after life!

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A song about a couple of people who love their Country
Music so much that they wonder if they'll be able to listen to Country Music up in heaven?

. Jukebox Up In Heaven ( 2:47 ) - K. Millet, N. Millet, S. Millet - Blue Umbrella Pub -
( ASCAP )
As Performed by Cliff Dawe, Anna Perreault & Little Big Band

Will there be a jukebox up in heaven, to play the songs I love down here on earth
Blue Suede shoes and Great Balls of Fire, Jail House Rock and other songs of worth
Will I still be able to listen, to all the guys and gals that I love so
Kenny, Willie, Larry, Randy, Crystal, Dolly, George and all the rest I know

The Oakridge Boys are super on Elvira, Behind Closed Doors is something special to
But best of all I love the great ole' love songs, the ones I wrote and dedicated to you

Will there be a jukebox up in heaven, to play the songs that mean so much to me
If there ain't a juke box I'm not goin' , I'll stay right here throughout eternity

Interlude and modulate

Patsy Cline goes Walkin' After Midnight and no one Walks The Line like Johnny Cash
Crystal Packin' Ma Ma is a fun song, Cold Cold Heart by Hank was such a smash
Chet can pick that ole' guitar forever and Box Car Willie's railroad songs all rate
Country musics' cool but it's hot stuff, country folks are real and warm and great

Judds are askin' questions tell me grandpa, and Brenda's all alone and feelin' sad
Glen Campbell loves his Wichita and Phoenix, ( don't forget Galveston ) September song by Roy you know that ain't bad
Will there be a jukebox up in heaven, to play the songs that I can't live without
There must be a jukebox up in heaven, cause God's a Country fan without a doubt
Yeah there must be a jukebox up in heaven, cause God's a Country fan without a doubt