Mountains
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Mountains
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Find ourselves standing in
A new point of view
Waking up to our realm
Then we’ll know what to do
As our love takes us higher
As our love takes us higher
Higher than the mountains
Once we’ve reached the summit of
Realizing what we could do
Maybe then we won’t compromise
What we heard
Or thought that we knew
As our love takes us higher
As our love takes us higher
Higher than the mountains
And all the things that get in the way
They stop us cold but we learn to see
All the ways we could live each day
And all the times that we try
Till our love takes us higher
Till our love takes us higher
Yeah our love it takes us higher
Yeah our love it takes us higher
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