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Artist: Bill Ricchini
Canonical path: /bill-ricchini/a-mountain-a-peak
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A Mountain, a Peak
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A Mountain, a Peak
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I climb a mountain for you
I stay up here
I wait yes I wait for you
Till' you believe in our love
Using up my oxygen
Can you breath for me?
Freezing air is getting thin
Still you believe in our love
I know that you were my mountain
I know that you were my peak
Washing your hands in the fountain
Breaking the fall with concrete
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