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Artist: Mike Scott
Canonical path: /mike-scott/the-man-on-the-mountain
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Man On The Mountain
Read The Man On The Mountain lyrics by Mike Scott on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Man On The Mountain
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Ask the man on the mountain
which way to run
Whichever you choose
will be the right one
'Twas a prince of an evening
and the moon hung low
I was feeling like Mordred
when he struck the last blow
My sword hung poised
at the High King's throat
He begged for no mercy
but sang as he spoke :
Ask the man on the mountain
which way to run
Whichever you choose
will be the right one
Twelve crooked jurors
snuck in for the kill
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Mike Scott performs "The Man On The Mountain", and this lyric page sits inside the Mike Scott catalog on LyroVerse.
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