The Mountain
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The Mountain
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He said his heart was on the wrong side of his chest
Then placed my hand over it
Let me show you how vulnerable I am
The giant steps taken into my labyrinth
I am compassionate
I run because the mountain will not come
I run too close to the Sun
'Cause the mountain will not come to me
Never comes to me
You asked me why I loved you
I said: I can't help it I just do
There's something about you
Now I pull the sound around me
And I sing myself to sleep
You'll see how gentle I can be
When I run, because the mountain will not come
I run, some things I can't get done
'Cause the mountain will not come to me
You'll see how gentle I can be
All you'll see is all the love in me
Yeah, I climbed the mountain blind
I turned around to find a heart as complicated as mine
You'll see all the love in me
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