Just Like You
Keyshia Cole
['moody blues', 'linkin park', 'mando diao', 'pantera', 'william mapother', 'peter lorre', 'mondo generator', 'fear factory', 'rick moranis', 'john travolta', 'austin trevor', 'frankie smith', 'julianna margulies', 'the joy formidable', 'switchfoot', 'scott bakula', 'godflesh', 'leonard cohen', 'the hollies', 'john fogerty', 'eric clapton', 'jimmy eat world', 'white town', 'pretenders', 'stephen sondheim', 'bobby valentino', 'iced earth', 'chad michael murray', 'the supremes', 'bow wow', 'amon amarth', 'david suchet', 'del shannon', 'blind melon', 'charlie sheen', 'the new pornographers', 'busted', 'lee hazlewood', 'grinspoon', 'dean martin', 'lucio battisti', 'daddy yankee', 'claudine auger', 'dokken', 'lonestar', 'chickenfoot', 'dj drama', 'tim matheson', 'the horrors', 'james earl jones', 'fefe dobson', 'thrice', 'zimmer', 'fugazi', 'the orb', 'buffalo springfield', 'mick farren', 'tmbg', 'kris kristofferson', 'dave gahan', 'isaac hayes', 'the 13th floor elevators', 'fiona apple', 'the kooks', 'don gibson', 'boys like girls', 'glenn frey', 'the jams', 'new edition', 'patty griffin', 'the beatles', 'malcolm david kelley', 'dixie chicks', 'frank silva', 'stephen fry', 'backstreet boys', 'stephanie mills', 'mogwai', 'iggy pop', 'bad company', 'goo goo dolls', 'jay sean', 'reba mcentire', 'fort minor', 'culture club', 'battisti', 'damian marley', 'rawkus records', 'idris elba', 'jackie fox', 'screaming trees', 'doug savant', 'bee gees', 'sara bareilles', 'chiranjeevi', 'dion', 'liam neeson', 'andre braugher', 'taking back sunday']
Heaven Sent (Keyshia Cole song)
Heaven Sent is an R&B song by American singer-songwriter Keyshia Cole. It is the fourth and final single from Keyshia Cole's second album Just Like You. This ballad was written by Alex Francis, Jason Farmer and Keyshia Cole. "Heaven" was the third #1 for Cole on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. The song's video was shot in Hawaii and is based on the "Footprints" poem. The Leona Lewis song "Footprints In The Sand" is based on the same piece. The song also earned Cole two Grammy nominations for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance and Best R&B Song.