You Were A Mountain
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You Were A Mountain
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Lost like the best of us can get
Wings with no direction
Tossed over waves of emptiness
Looking glass with no reflection
But at the end of my rope
You came and gave me hope
When i needed faith you were an answered prayer
When i needed life you were a breath of air
When my soul was a desert you were a fountain
And when i needed a rock you were a mountain
Why at the bottom in the dark
Would someone reach out and touch me
Light drove the shadows from my heart
What a way to say you love me
This time i wont lose my way
Holdin' your hand everyday
When my soul was a desert you were a fountain
And when i needed a rock you were a mountain
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