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Artist: Carly Goodwin
Canonical path: /carly-goodwin/high-on-a-mountain
Related lyric paths: 6
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High On a Mountain
Read High On a Mountain lyrics by Carly Goodwin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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High On a Mountain
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You proved untrue
Now I don't
Know what to do
All the faith
I had is gone
How could I
Have been so wrong
And I'm going high on a mountain
Leave my troubles all behind
Where I can see more clearly
Oh it's time for me to make a brand new start
So I'll go high on a mountain in my heart
You called me
Your montana rose
Now this city
Feels so cold
In concrete canyons
You killed my love
Now it's wide open spaces I dream of
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