High As The Mountains
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High As The Mountains
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They say that too much water has run under the bridge
That we never can live down the past
That once your love has ended it never can return
That's not so for we both know that our love will last
High as the mountains deep as the sea strong as the talest talest tree
That's how much i love you that's how much you love me
High as the mountains deep as the sea
Well it might be they're just jealous and don't want to understand
That our love will pass the test with room to spare
But it's just their conscience talking of their broken dreams and plans
For it shows and we both know that our love will last
High as the mountains...
High as the mountains deep as the sea
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