Move a mountain
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Move a mountain
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h, beautiful love
You don't bother me
I don't need your time, your company
And now that it's over
And I'm strong enough to see
You used to move the mountains, baby
But now you just don't move me
People say when you're lonely
You're after the first one you see
I remember a long time ago
That used to be me
I'm glad that it's over
And I'm strong enough to see
You used to move the mountains, baby
But now you just don't move me
You know that love
Can be such a sweet thing
That we all get messed up with sometime
People lose a lot of sleep over a simple way to solve their problem
But I'm not worried
Cause I've solved mine
Oh, beautiful love
Now that I'm finally free
I won't be around for you to hurt me
I'm so glad that it's all over
And I'm strong enough to see
You used to move the mountains, baby
But now you just don't move me
No you won't hurt me
No
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