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Rocky Mountain High

Read Rocky Mountain High lyrics by Dead Meadow on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Dead Meadow Canonical path: /dead-meadow/rocky-mountain-high Related lyric paths: 6
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Rocky Mountain High

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I'm the cautious deer on the mountainside

And the great owl flying through the night sky

Like the creator of spaces

Like a traveler of far away places

At the table in the forest clearing

I take my part in the forest hearing

The great oak, the lonely seer

Dressed like a druid

You'd think a message

Might

Ring

Clear

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