Mt. Washington
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Mt. Washington
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You are found all around
High in trees
Shifting seas
Come to me restless soul
'cause only love can make you whole
We must find a way
Find a way to climb this mountain
Follow me follow me follow me
To higher ground
I will lead you to
Lead you through the wooded wilderness
I'm not afraid
Mt. washington
Fifty men in twenty tents
And so my love i don't make sense
Come to me ailing friend
And let your bones find life again
We must find a way
Find a way to climb this mountain
Follow me follow me follow me
To higher ground
I will lead you to
Lead you through the wooded wilderness
I'm not afraid
Mt. washington
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