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"A Ladder to Heaven" is a song sung by Alan Jackson in the Season Six episode, "A Ladder to Heaven".

Background[]

While the boys are building the ladder to heaven, in an attempt to reach Kenny McCormick, they run out of building material. Eventually, Alan Jackson arrives to sing this song in support.

Trivia[]

  • The song is a parody of Alan Jackson's "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)".

Lyrics[]

First Version[]

Where were you,
when they built the Ladder to Heaven?
Did it make you feel like crying?
Or did you think it was kinda gay?
Well I for one believe in the Ladder to Heaven
Ooh yeah yeah yeah, 9-11
I said 9-11, 9-11, 9-11, 9, 9-11

Second Version[]

Where were you,
When they ran out of stuff to build the Ladder to Heaven?

Third Version[]

Where were you,
When they saved that Ladder to Heaven?

Fourth Version[]

Where were you,
When they decided Heaven was a more intangible idea
And couldn't, you couldn't really...get there?


Songs from Season Six
A Ladder to Heaven | Don't You (Forget About Me) | Fight-in' Round The World | Fresh Island Song | Gotta Get There Somehow | Jarabe Tapatío | Jared's Theme | Montage | My Future Self n' Me | Poo-Choo Train | Sea People and Me | Sometimes You Kill Your Teacher | Stan Darsh | Stars and Stripes Forever | Take on Me | The Ballad of Lemmiwinks | The Biggest Douche in the Universe | The Catholic Boat | The Safety Dance | The Twelve Days of Christmas | True Freaks Union | U Can't Touch This

See also: List of Songs | List of Minor Characters from Season Six | Season Six

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