To The Mountains
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To The Mountains
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Oh, I’m headed to the mountains
I’ll be back in a week or two
Don’t you try to reach me 'cause I won’t pick up for you
I’ve got some things I need to do
Oh I’m headed to the mountains
Where the air is sweet and new
Don’t you try to reach me cos I don’t want to talk to you
I’ve got some thinking to do
I’m trying to let go
I think it could help being alone
And I’m trying not to let you make me cry
I’ve spilled too many tears
And I think I deserve to be alone
And don’t you try to reach me while I pick myself up and go
I’ve got to do this on my own
I need to build myself a home
Oh, I’m headed to the mountains
The only place I feel the peace
And I knew you’d come after me so I threw away the keys
But I know you never go when I say leave
I’m headed to the mountains
Don’t wait up for me
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Lizzy McAlpine performs "To The Mountains", and this lyric page sits inside the Lizzy McAlpine catalog on LyroVerse.
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