Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Juggernaught
Canonical path: /juggernaught/mountain-man
Related lyric paths: 3
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Mountain Man
Read Mountain Man lyrics by Juggernaught on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mountain Man
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Trap me a beaver man
Cook me a bear
Drink a lot of liquor
Curse and swear
Run through the woods
As I howl in the air
Drag me a woman to my lair
I like my whiskey
and I love my beer
Don't trust a man dont grow no beard
If you come across my rowdy ways
You will recognize me and youll know my name
I'm a Mountain man
Mountain man, is what I am
Mountain man
In the night when the mountain sleeps
Feeds a man that the mountain breeds
he kills more than he ever needs
and in his wake he sows his seeds
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