Song From Half Mountain
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Song From Half Mountain
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Now the wind is still
In a moment it will be raging
Now my soul is young
In a moment it will be aging.
And high above the pines
I wrote several lines
And left them in a bottle
For you to find.
Now the dream is rising
In a moment it will be past
This breath is my first
It will all too soon be my last.
And on a windy coast
I made several toasts
To you and me and the sea
And no one heard.
Now the wind is still
In a moment it will be raging
Now my soul is young
In a moment it will be aging.
And high above the pines
I wrote several lines
And left them in a bottle
For you to find.
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Who performs "Song From Half Mountain"?
Dan Fogelberg performs "Song From Half Mountain", and this lyric page sits inside the Dan Fogelberg catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Along The Road and Road Beneath My Wheels with a short reason for opening each page next.
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