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     • "Heaven Can Wait", a song by Meat Loaf from Bat Out of Hell
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   What song is Heaven can Wait Meat Loaf?

   • Heaven Can Wait Meat Loaf Track 3 on Bat Out of Hell  Produced by Todd Rundgren The speaker is so happy and at peace in his current state that he is in no rush to arrive at the eternal bliss of Heaven.

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   Did Meat Loaf play 'Heaven can Wait' on Bat Out of Hell?

   • Meat Loaf's performances of "Heaven Can Wait," both on Bat Out Of Hell and whenever he played it in concert, were always showstoppers. If the piano stylings on the song sound familiar, it's because they were handled by Roy Bittan, a studio ace and longtime member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band.

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   Who sings 'Heaven can Wait'?

   • Meanwhile, the ghostly backing vocals on "Heaven Can Wait" are provided by Todd Rundgren, a legendary recording artist in his own right who produced the album. According to Meat Loaf, the first time he heard "Heaven Can Wait," it was sung by Bette Midler, who did the demo.

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   Is Heaven can Wait a religious song?

   • Or put differently, “Heaven Can Wait” can ultimately be considered one of those types of songs which utilizes established religious terminology to point to secular ideas. This song was written by Jim Steinman (1947-2021), i.e. the author of the entirety of “Bat Out of Hell”, the album that this track comes from.

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   Is 'Heaven can Wait' A Steinman song?

   • But it is one of Steinman's most earnest and heartfelt compositions, free of the innuendo found on some of his other songs. Meat Loaf's performances of "Heaven Can Wait," both on Bat Out Of Hell and whenever he played it in concert, were always showstoppers.

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   What song is meat load on Bat Out of Hell?

   • Meat Loaf Track 3 on Bat Out of Hell  Produced by Todd Rundgren The speaker is so happy and at peace in his current state that he is in no rush to arrive at the eternal bliss of Heaven. Oct. 21, 19771 viewer13.3K views 12 Contributors Heaven Can Wait Lyrics

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4. www.loudersound.com › features › heaven-can-wait-byMeat Loaf - Heaven Can Wait: The Meaning Behind The Song - Louder

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   Feb 16, 2022 · In addition to the cinematic Sturm und Drang of a title song, which lasted for almost 10 minutes, the album was also defined by a more delicate moment, the poignant Heaven Can Wait. Sung alone by Meat Loaf on Bat Out Of Hell to a delicious orchestrated backing, some cite the album’s shortest track as its best, although the closest it came to ...

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   Jan 24, 2022 · This song was written by Jim Steinman (1947-2021), i.e. the author of the entirety of “Bat Out of Hell”, the album that this track comes from. It was originally intended for a musical he was put together entitled Neverland, and as such its penning dates back to the early 1970s.

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   Jun 10, 2016 · Heaven Can Wait. Provided to YouTube by Cleveland International/ Epic/Legacy Heaven Can Wait · Meat Loaf Bat Out Of Hell ℗ 1977 Sony Music Entertainment Released on: 1977-10-21 Keyboards ...

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   heaven can wait [Live] CD : MEAT LOAF - The collectioncomposer : Jim SteinmanI don't own anything.

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   A lesser-played track from Meatloaf's 1977 debut album, Bat out of Hell. The album has sold over 43 million copies worldwide and is certified 14× Platinum by...

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9. genius.com › Meat-loaf-heaven-can-wait-lyricsMeat Loaf – Heaven Can Wait Lyrics - Genius

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   Heaven Can Wait Lyrics. [Chorus] Heaven can wait. And a band of angels wrapped up in my heart. Will take me through the lonely night. Through the cold of the day. And I know, I know. Heaven...

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    In this song, heaven can wait because Meat Loaf has found paradise right here on Earth with his true love. Because it wasn't one of the singles released off Bat Out Of Hell and isn't an uptempo track suited for classic rock radio, this ballad occasionally gets overlooked when people discuss the Meat Loaf/Jim Steinman connection.