Crystal Mountain
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Crystal Mountain
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To the shining peak I am headed with every step
Sliding and slipping on a road of yellow brick
That leads right to the tip
Of Crystal Mountain
Hold the hand which hovers out reach
She always guides the way
Won’t you walk with me
In the meadows and gardens
Of Crystal Mountain
I found my golden road was a dark desert highway
That life was leading me down
And though the road may be long
Well the summoning is strong
From Crystal Mountain
In the thunderstorm that echoes out of reach
I always hear her name
Won’t you walk with me
Past the statues and palaces
Of Crystal Mountain
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Amplifier performs "Crystal Mountain", and this lyric page sits inside the Amplifier catalog on LyroVerse.
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