Fire On The Mountain
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Fire On The Mountain
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There’s a fire on the mountain
Swaying like a lonely lantern
Can you see the shades
As the evening fades away
There’s a fire in the twilight
Dancing through the dark night
Whispers in the wind
Can you hear them calling?
How does it feel to be alone?
How does it feel when you’re far away from home?
There's cracks on the lake
It will keep you wide awake
Can you hear the storm?
The fire will keep you warm
Let your heart rest, your knees are trembling
Your body has been aching for too long
Open your chest it’s time to start healing
This is not where you belong
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Fay Wildhagen performs "Fire On The Mountain", and this lyric page sits inside the Fay Wildhagen catalog on LyroVerse.
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