Mountain Top
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Mountain Top
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I love to sing and I love to pray
I worship the Lord most every day
I go to the temple and I just want to stay
To hide from the hustle of the world and its ways
Chorus:
I love to live on a mountain top
And be fellowshipping with the Lord
Love to stand on a mountain top
Because I love to feel my spirit soar
But I must come down from that mountain top
To the people in the valley below
They'll never know that they can go
To the mountain of the Lord
They can go to the mountain yeah...
Praising the Father is a good thing to do
I worship the trinity in spirit and truth
But if we worship all of the time
There would be no one to lead the blind
Repeat Chorus
Well I am not saying that worship is wrong
Worship is more than just singing a song
It's all that you say and everything that do
It's letting His spirit live in you
Repeat Chorus
They can go to the mountain of the Lord
They can go yeah
They can go (they can go to the mountain)
They can go yeah
They can go (go to the mountain)
They can go, they can go to the mountain (fade)
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