Just Across The Mountain
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Just Across The Mountain
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Just across the mountain there is something calling me
Calling come and see way you ought to be
A valley full of buttercups is singing me a song
Come and see the place where you belong
It's near a town they say by the name of want to stay
Right near a little village called someday
It's just across the mountain where the big airliners fly
And I am gonna find it by and by
(It's near a town they say by the name of yesterday)
Right near a little village...
And I am gonna find it just across the mountain
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Eddy Arnold performs "Just Across The Mountain", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddy Arnold catalog on LyroVerse.
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