The Pinnacle
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The Pinnacle
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Hush now, my friend
Let the silence take you in
Sweet melodies you'll find
Like the sound of rushing winds
There is such beauty in this life
Hiding just around the bend
Take my hand and you will see
That broken hearts can mend
I know this mountain trail is long
But we're here to break your fall
Many stones we've stumbled on
But one day we will stand tall
Affix your eyes on the Pinnacle
He'll get you through
So take my hand and climb
We'll make it straight to the top -- you'll see
Yeah, take my hand and run
We'll make a break for the top -- you and me
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