The Mountaintops
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The Mountaintops
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On the tallest of earth's peaks
Live the gods of whom I speak
In the wastes where no-one treads
Except those who are dead
Climb the mountaintops and have no fear
Climb the mountaintops and have no fear
Barzai the wise, it's his dream
To seek God before he dies
He believes it to be a lie
To see him means you must die
Climb the mountaintops and have no fear
Climb the mountaintops and have no fear
So he climbed to the peaks
To see the God whom he did seek
Though all around they cried
Barzai is sure to die
Climb the mountaintops and have no fear
Climb the mountaintops and have no fear
So strong is his belief
Or is it just deceit
So onward he does climb
To God and the divine
Climb the mountaintops and have no fear
Climb the mountaintops and have no fear
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