Wolf Mountain
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Wolf Mountain
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We took a trip up to wolf mountain and the wishes that we had were pennies from a fountain
and the flowers that we picked where turning white
We talked to trees but they only whisper, so you have to listen close the brothers and the sisters
and they tell you how it feels to be old,
And she said I
She said I , I'm alright
And she said I
She said I, I'm at a lost of words tonight.
You walked me down to the train station
And you kissed me on my mouth, and it took a small vacation
But we both knew, i wasn't coming home
And I made friends with some black leaders, and they wrapped me in their web and made me answer riddles
they said do you know how it feels to lose someone you love?
And she said I I I I I
She said I I I I I , I'm alright
And she said I I I I I
She said I I I I I, I'm at a lost of words tonight.
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