Moving a Mountain
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Moving a Mountain
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When the lights come on
And the fever is high
Moments of madness
And mixed emotions
When we reach the dawn
We've got alot to say
We can start again
While we scream
For one more day
It's like moving a mountain
Let's get it done, roll the stone
Like a man who is crazy
I'm gone
Why do we beg for more
No one could witness spite
I must look pretty sick
Cause we can't seem to quit, no no
We often turn away
It's only self-defense
But where can we go
When there's no hiding place
It's like moving a mountain
Let's get it done, roll the stone
Like a man who is crazy
I'm gone
When the lights go down
And the fever is gone
We must do each other
The fever is high once more
Move a mountain
Move a mountain
Move a mountain
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